Commentary South Park’s epic takedown of Harry and Meghan is a welcome relief after three years of the couple’s insufferable exploits during which these privileged two conspire with an adoring media to trash as many old-world values as possible while promoting every superficial cause. If there were a king and queen of the next new…
Krugman’s Accounting of the National Debt Is Jailworthy
Commentary The national debt has risen at a blistering pace over recent decades and is now higher than any era of the nation’s history—even when adjusted for inflation, population growth, and economic growth (GDP). Denying this reality, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman recently wrote two columns for the New York Times in which he claimed that the debt is an “overhyped issue” and…
Biden Admin’s ‘Migrants First, Americans Last’ Policy
Commentary President Joe Biden’s “Put Americans Last” policy is on full display at the chemical spill disaster in Ohio. Fearing for their lives, local residents of the small town of East Palestine, Ohio, have been forced to evacuate their homes, their eyes burning, their skin mottled with rashes, their drinking water suspect—yet the Federal Emergency…
Nikki Haley Brings a New Face to Freedom
Commentary The Republican Party’s newest presidential candidate, former South Carolina Governor and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, introduced herself by showcasing her roots as a child of immigrants. Haley’s family, originally from India, immigrated to the United States in 1969 and settled in a small, segregated town, Bamberg, South Carolina, where she…
Nikki Haley Is Done Waiting
Commentary On Feb. 15, former South Carolina governor and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley announced her candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. The Washington Examiner spoke with Haley after the announcement. The following has been edited for length and clarity. Washington Examiner: What did today feel like? Nikki Haley: Truly, I love…
Government-Run Health Care: Not All It’s Cracked Up to Be
Commentary Last fall, the possibility of an acute energy shortage was the major issue concerning the people of the United Kingdom. Well, I have good news and bad news: The good news is that the combination of a warmer-than-expected winter and rapid adjustments in energy markets averted that nightmare scenario. The bad news is that…
Can Project Veritas Survive Without Founder-CEO James O’Keefe?
Commentary Two weeks ago, Project Veritas generated global headlines by exposing a Pfizer employee who claimed that the company was allegedly exploring plans to mutate the coronavirus themselves through “directed evolution” and profit from it. This week, Veritas is again on the front pages, this time for a very public, board-level fracas resulting in the…
Susan Rice Takes Over Our Federal Government for ‘Equity’
February 21, 2023
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Commentary I had been trying to digest the latest Biden Administration outrage—outright racism in the name of “equity” instituted across our entire federal government led, unsurprisingly, by Benghazi liar Susan Rice—when I came across a telling article by Douglas Murray in The Free Press. Murray recounted the story of Boris Pasternak referencing Shakespeare’s Sonnet 30—“When…
COVID Lockdowns Dealt a Huge Blow to OC School Districts’ Financial Health
February 21, 2023
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Commentary The fiscal year of July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021, dealt a blow to Orange County’s 28 school districts thanks to the COVID-19 lockdown by California Gov. Gavin Newsom. The coronavirus was unique in that very few school-aged children were impacted by the pandemic, but schools were closed all the same. The pain…
The Myth of National Service
Commentary Every few years, someone doom-writes an article about the need to bring back conscription, commonly known in the United States as the draft. The arguments in favor usually revolve around two concerns. The first is that the U.S. military, currently an all-volunteer force (AVF), cannot entice enough qualified young men and women to serve, leaving our…
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