American Thinker

Photo Credit: ChatGPTThere are moments in American foreign policy when the warning signs are flashing so brightly that failing to act becomes its own form of negligence.

Photo Credit: American ThinkerWashington, D.C., doesn’t just lean left. It rules a country it doesn’t represent—and the tools to change that do exist.

Photo Credit: American ThinkerIf Republicans are wise, Louisiana v. Callais could be the kind of once-in-a-century Supreme Court decision that returns America to its constitutional roots.

Photo Credit: Clarice FJust when the Democrats seem to be finished, Gavin swoops in with truckloads of diapers.

Photo Credit:Image: Chief Justice John Roberts.  Credit: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff via Flickr, CC BY 2.0. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of StaffThe Supreme Court’s chief justice seems to have something other than the Constitution as his top priority.

Photo Credit: George Peter Alexander HealyDespite the polarized age in which he lived, Lincoln displayed wisdom and moderation in both word and deed.

Photo Credit:ChatGPT American ThinkerThe U.S. media has tabled a question that warrants examining two 20th-century historical events.

Photo Credit: American ThinkerIt can be done if Republicans have the political courage to listen to almost 80% of American voters.

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Photo Credit:Image: Monument to the Founding of the North Korean Workers’ Party, Pyongyang.  Credit: Joseph Ferris via Flickr, CC BY 2.0 (cropped). Joseph Ferris IIIIt’s hard for Americans to fathom the horror of what goes on every day in North Korea.

Photo Credit:Image via Picryl. PicrylIf globalism won’t stop killing citizens, citizens will be forced to kill globalism.

Photo Credit: American ThinkerIn a world where the teams own the outlets, it’s not a good look when journalists and coaches are too tightly entwined.

Photo Credit: American ThinkerThe candidates know a Republican can win only if both hold the top two spots in the jungle primary. Conservative voters need to vote accordingly.

Photo Credit: IMFIt remains to be seen whether state-led lending via institutions such as the IMF or China’s development banks will remain economically effective in the future. 

Photo Credit:Photograph taken by Verbcatcher, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Public DomainGreat Britain, traditionally considered the anchor of western civilization, is facing an incomprehensibly tragic fate, determined to replace its people and commit cultural suicide.

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Photo Credit: AT via Magic StudioIt is time to build security architecture that is designed to work — not designed to look like it works.

Photo Credit: Paul SablemanAdvocates of minimum wage present the policy as a means to uplift low-income workers. But for more than a century, it has steadily produced outcomes starkly at odds with this goal. 

Photo Credit: New York Public LibraryFor our first seventy years as an independent nation, slaveholding interests dominated our governmental institutions. 

Photo Credit:ChatGPT American ThinkerDespite the wailing and gnashing of teeth from the Democrat-media complex, the war with Iran is not a war of choice in any practical sense.

Photo Credit: American ThinkerThe spending at the federal government is bad, but the taxing and spending in Democrat-run states is a more imminent disaster waiting to happen.

Photo Credit:Kevin Samuels wikim cc3Productive voices for accountability grow scarcer amid pop-cultural decay. Samuels cannot be replaced. 

Photo Credit:leaks Pixabay‘Moral sovereignty’ isn’t going to cut it as a foundation for conservatism in the 2020s.

Photo Credit:Image: JSMed via Pixabay, Pixabay License. JSMedAnd why globalism seeks to destroy it.

Photo Credit: Howard Chandler ChristyAmerica was not founded on ideas, which are ephemeral; it was founded on principles, which are a fixed bedrock to which we can always turn.