The Exultant Nature of Today’s Abortion Advocacy
by Carl R. TruemanThe abortion debate is driven by the desire for desecration—to destroy what is sacred. Continue Reading »
The abortion debate is driven by the desire for desecration—to destroy what is sacred. Continue Reading »
Harris and Walz reside in the farthest fringes of leftist policies and politics and are abortion and gender ideology fanatics. Continue Reading »
Walz, the first Lutheran to run for vice president, is indeed as progressive as the church to which he belongs. Continue Reading »
Victor Davis Hanson joins in to discuss his new book The Case for Trump. Continue Reading »
The fact that aiming at the death of newborns is now routine in Western NICUs is yet another indicator of our repaganizing. Continue Reading »
I am not looking forward to the prospect of the next few months in this election cycle. I am myself a caregiver, and I have to take care of myself in order to do my job; I have to preserve my sanity. Continue Reading »
Alex Zakaras joins the podcast to discuss his new book, The Roots of American Individualism: Political Myth in the Age of Jackson. Continue Reading »
What’s wrong with America? There’s a two-word answer: Baby Boomers. It’s more complicated than that, of course. No generation exists in a vacuum. Baby Boomers may praise themselves as revolutionary and transformative, but as a member of that bulging cohort born between 1946 and 1964, I can . . . . Continue Reading »
American conservatism has been a remarkably unstable thing since the end of the Cold War. Twenty years ago, the “compassionate conservatism” of George W. Bush and the hawkish foreign-policy views of the neoconservatives were ascendant. A little less than ten years ago, the right was supposedly . . . . Continue Reading »
Daniel McCarthy joins the podcast to talk about the history and present state of conservatism in America, touching on the wide range of diverging streams of thought within. Continue Reading »