During the Plague of Athens, similar disruptions of order to today erupted in the body politic – and eventually society at large. We risk a similar fate if we fail to address the aftermath of our own modern plague effectively. Continue reading A Plague of Pride: the Viral Hubris of a Post-Soviet World
Is stimulus populist if most of it goes to those who don’t need it? Continue reading Faux Populism (and the $2000 attached)
As the Taliban gains ground and attrition mounts; can the near 20-year conflict end honorably? Or is it unsalvagable? Continue reading Leadership Matters: Avoiding Disaster in Afghanistan
How secularization has lead to the expansion of legislative jurisprudence. Continue reading Federalism and the Judiciary: in the Shadow of Brutus
Analyzing a Scrutonian perspective on the “New Revolution”
Continue reading Today’s Marxist Gobbledegook
Climate change is often a sore subject in right-leaning circles. It shouldn’t be. Continue reading The Right’s Leadership on Climate Policy
