Pahlmeyer’s proprietary perfection
Stand and deliver
Roger Kimball is a US columnist for The Spectator, the publisher of Encounter Books and the editor and publisher of the New Criterion.
Stand and deliver
It’s only mid-May 2021
The CNN host’s rant about America’s founding is historically illiterate
Beauty speaks with such great immediacy because it touches something deep within us
From our UK edition
John Maynard Keynes is alleged to have said ‘When the facts change, I change my mind — what do you do, sir?’ I am no fan of Keynes generally, but there is something to be said for that pithy ‘second-thoughts’ comment. It pains me to admit it, but the president’s address to the joint session
Vintners’ Punic victories
Amphora euphoria
Give me liberty or give me desk
The air of unreality that suffused the Biden presser was stultifying
A pattern of contempt for America and its leaders seems to be taking hold
The world’s biggest bookstore has sided firmly with the bullies
If you were a juror, would you dare to return a ‘not guilty’ verdict?
Putting California on the map
The advent of Joe Biden is another step on the road to the destruction (or ‘fundamental transformation’) of America
I agree with Nancy Pelosi
The necessity of snobbery
Having a bad memory is going to be absolutely crucial in the Harris-Biden era
Sen. Rand Paul is right
Tolerance exists only for ideas that are completely consonant with the left-liberal agenda
Biden, on or past the threshold of senility, is the embodiment of that pajama-boy spirit of fragile futility