The voice of the European American nation
A discussion with Pierre Manent Pierre Manent, director of studies at EHESS (Advanced School of Social Sciences), and professor of political philosophy, takes apart the post-national enthusiasm of Europe’s elite, and worries about the depression […]
When MLB Owners Hear The Cash Register Ring, Diversity Is Sure To Follow By Joe Guzzardi Since my June 27th column, Immigrant Baseball—The Bubble Bursts, I have become fascinated by the numbers of American-born players […]
Robert Mugabe’s brazen power grab in Zimbabwe’s election saga has left cracks in one of African leaders’ unspoken rules: Never turn on one of your own. The fact that even several nations were refusing to […]
H. Con. Res. 362 and S.R. 580 By ANDREW WIMMER There are now 238 members of the House signed on as cosponsors of House Concurrent Resolution 362 “expressing the sense of Congress regarding the threat […]
Thoughts on Bastille Day by John Zmirak Remember when the L.A. riots spun out of control, and engulfed the whole United States? The key moment was no doubt when police and Army commanders took fright […]
Black Republican poster boy JC Watts (right) now supports Democrat Obama over race by James Edwards Remember J. C. Watts? (Yes, Julius Caesar is his real name.) I don’t know how many “conservatives” I’ve talked to who […]
Expect him to receive strong “Latino”** support in November. Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, speaking Saturday to the nation’s largest Latino civil rights organization, urged its members to campaign hard for Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. […]
A TX reader comments on the Original Story with insight and candor. It’s a wonder the Hispanics didn’t cut the trees down. They have a huge propensity to cut trees down and overpopulate houses. At my tenant’s house, […]
Hope springs eternal The family that planted corn in the front yard of their $500,000 home is gone from Carrie Oliver’s street. So are the neighbors who drilled holes into the trees to string up […]
The federal government took control of Pasadena-based IndyMac Bank on Friday in what regulators called the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history. Citing a massive run on deposits, regulators shut its main branch three hours […]