Prejudice

Progressive education along narrow lines is, for liberals, the source of all legitimate moral authority

The Democrats are stone deaf, their hearing destroyed by their own high-decibel shouts and screams against the Great Sauron in the White House

They believe in everything and anything – and thus in nothing at all

Virtue-signaling doesn’t work

The world is, always was and always will be largely ungovernable and chaotic

Whatever advances in the human condition will be made in this century will not be accomplished in the spheres in which previous ones have been achieved

Trump came to office on January 20 in the strongest possible position

Donald J. Trump is, without a doubt, the most remarkable American politician to hold office since 1945

The road to hell, as they say, is paved with good intentions

If the Washington elite had its way, every national government from now until Doomsday would be another Popular Front

‘I think we can look forward to an encounter tonight, after all’

The faults and weaknesses of civilizations, like those of individuals, become more pronounced as they age

I believe in going horseback for as far and as long as I can

For the American people, the past is either dead or it is bunk, and the present, being unreformed and highly unsatisfactory, leaves them with only the future to believe in

While this cycle of resentment, revenge and reaction is nothing new under the sun, its ubiquity seems historically unprecedented

The vast majority of people neither living in what they call ‘real time’ nor experiencing life and the world itself at first hand

The Greeks had a concept of the ‘intellect’ that is the diametric opposite of our own

The left’s cultural triumph

The readiness of establishment liberalism to tolerate the many occurrences of mob violence has been one of the most disturbing developments of the past three and a half years

And how it prevents us from recognizing and confronting the preeminent danger facing the West today