Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas was never meant to be a place of controversy.
Dallas was founded as a trading post near a passable ford over the Trinity River. It was a natural place for transacting commerce -- a place where water and trail
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From Wikimedia Commons: The Battle of Tours (Charles de Steuben, 1837)
The tombs of Charles Martel stand in the Basilica of Saint-Denis as relics of a civilization that once possessed the will to survive.
As calls become louder for the deportation of Ilhan Omar for a myriad of justifiable reasons, the wish arises that we could effect a one-for-one replacement for her.
For about a year, Amazon has blocked the ebook version of my newest book. The page says it is published, but anyone who tries to buy it is told it is "not available in your country." The paperback remains for sale.
As a psychotherapist, one's thoughts return to the occasional client for whom therapy was not helpful more so than the successful outcomes. Several years ago, an 18-year-old girl came to me, her story all too common in America.
In a May 28, 2026, essay for American Thinker, I predicted (over the ferocious protests of many Trump loyalists in the comments) that our blunder into Iran would become "Trump's Waterloo." Sadly for Mr.
Conservatives are alarmed about the midterm election results, and they should be. They're shocked by the election of socialists, particularly radical Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) members.
The numbers tell a story of political conviction, demographic change, and a community that refused to follow the prevailing tide.
George Washington warned of "the alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge."
Tuesday was an effing bloodbath. Texas, of all places, basically flipped from blood red to sky blue. They elected to the Senate a dude who has a favorite drag queen! But it wasn't just Texas.
As I write these words, it is the morning after the election. I have been watching social media go full-tilt wacko from many of my Democratic friends who have been swooning about "the blue tsunami" that swept over the Republicans.
November 3 was a bad day for Republicans. Democrats are already salivating at the prospect of spending the next two years investigating, subpoenaing, and otherwise tormenting everyone associated with the Trump administration.
