Education and American Ideals publication

Democrats may still do better than expected in the midterms, but they will not be able to wish away the inflation issue before votes are cast.

APAAS clearly proselytizes for a socialist transformation of the United States, although its socialism is heavily inflected by attention to race and ethnicity.

Conservative successes, such as the 1996 welfare reform bill and Ronald Reagan’s presidency, have arisen only when they work within the New Deal consensus to introduce more freedom and personal responsibility.

Biden’s Democrats seek a one-party state. Trump’s followers want freedom from government power.

The United States has been served well by its relatively free market, but there are times that other interests should prevail.

She must keep her eyes firmly on her goal rather than on the means she chose to get there.

Alaska Republicans now face a clear fact: Vote Palin, get Peltola.

For too long, we’ve granted a blinkered ideological minority a power over our public universities that is not rightly theirs.

Surveys now show that up to two-thirds of students approve of shouting down campus speakers, while almost a quarter believe that violence can be used to cancel a speech.

Conservatives lost the commanding heights of the culture for many reasons, but failure to fight back against the leftist education establishment, even where we held the levers of power, is surely among the most important.

The economy may still be at the center of our politics, but the culture war’s share seems to grow each year.

The wording of the current version of the Civics Secures Democracy Act has been tweaked a bit, yet the substance remains the same.