Why can’t Democrat leaders see what we all see?

Antifa’s leading insider reveals more by what he doesn’t say than what he does.

Lincoln speaks against the mob.

A new class of overlords are making their bid for world domination.

You can’t count on the state for your security.

I will arise and go now.

This isn’t a proletarian revolution. This is a generational fight within our ruling elite class.

Nationalist localism—unlike globalism—survives the virus.

The New York Times cancels social science in the name of social justice.

Conserve your spine or lose it all.

What woke lobster can escape their revolution’s boiling pot?

We can give no quarter to mob rule.

COVID-19 revealed what fools we have made of ourselves.

Bostock demands a complete change of course from neutered judicial “conservatism.”

Romanticizing direct democracy leads to pandemic anarchy.

American voters will decide if the PRC wins.

And how to flip it back.

Today’s miseducated fame-seekers can’t lead us, unless it’s off a cliff.

A Statement from the Claremont Institute

Our elites seek a new nation conceived in violence.

Capitulation and cowardice hand America to identitarian propagandists.

Now what?

This side of heaven, there is only one remedy for tribalism.

In 2020, it's equality versus chaos.

Serf's up.

The dark history of the radical Left's enforcement arm.

Through identity politics and political correctness, today's multiculturalist enforcers seek to erase and replace America. Together, we must save the Union once again.

Following Trump's lead—and Lincoln's.

Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech casts a golden thread across three centuries, connecting us to the source of the American dream.

In 2010, Claremont Institute Senior Fellow Angelo Codevilla reintroduced the notion of "the ruling class" back into American popular discourse. In 2017, he described contemporary American politics as a "cold civil war." Now he applies the "logic of revolution" to our current political scene.