Natural Law and the Moral Underpinnings of the Culture War
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There’s been a lot of talk in the past few years about the anti-feminist response movement glibly dubbed Men Go
Read MoreInto the Cannibal’s Pot (Ilana Mercer – 2011, Stairway Press)
From 1991 to 1994, the practice of institutionalized racial segregation of South Africa known as Apartheid was abolished, first by
Read MoreI’m Not A #NeverTrumper After All
Donald Trump is a walking disaster of a candidate. He can’t explain what the role of government is supposed to
Read MoreJustice Department? Who Needs One of Those?
A few days ago, the US Justice Department, headed by US Attorney General Loretta Lynch, declined the FBI’s request to
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A modern social internet commentator should have little fear today of being accused of misogyny or bigotry, or almost any
Read MoreThe 2016 DNC Bonanza (And It Hasn’t Even Started Yet)
This past weekend, a massive leak of emails between high members of the Democratic National Committee, the media, and other
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