Category: Opinions

In the news this week, new faces for America’s currency are being highlighted and proposed as possible solutions to the … Read More

“Si vis pacem, para bellum” (“If you want peace, prepare for war”) On April 11-12, two Russian SU-24 fighter-bombers made … Read More

The phrase “In God We Trust” has been a part of American culture for many years. It is in our … Read More

Once again a federal court has launched a ballistic missile at the Judeo-Christian foundations of our nation that have served … Read More

A day after his impressive victory in New York, Donald Trump must be feeling pretty good right about now. But … Read More

The city of San Diego unsuccessfully tried to throw the Founding Fathers out of town. Some city officials thought that … Read More

Last summer, I predicted that Harriet Tubman would be replacing Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill. I was almost right. … Read More

Planned Parenthood’s rhetoric would be a farce if it wasn’t so tragic. We must have really gotten under Planned Parenthood’s … Read More

If anyone really expected the Supreme Court’s four Democratic appointees to impartially weigh the constitutional issues in the Obama amnesty … Read More

The naive premise that women can perform in combat to the same standards as men was refuted by retiring Marine … Read More

A new Pew Research survey finds that the majority of American Catholics (73 percent) say they rely “a great deal” on their … Read More

The magic number needed to capture the Republican presidential nomination in 1976 was 1,130 delegates, and Ronald Reagan was oh … Read More

While the establishment media has largely ignored this story, and its profound implications for constitutional liberty, today the Supreme Court will hear United States v. … Read More

When it comes to a wide range of choices in presidential candidates, the voters don’t have much to choose from … Read More

After almost three decades of filling out increasing complex tax forms, you’d think I’d be used to it (or at … Read More

Speaker Paul Ryan and his establishment Republican “leadership” team have a problem; they want to bail out Puerto Rico’s corrupt … Read More

There haven’t been many single events in the Republican presidential race that I’ve thought could potentially make a difference in … Read More

It’s fine for the Republican presidential candidates to promise to fill Justice Scalia’s immense shoes with someone similar. But even … Read More

While four states have affirmatively legalized the dangerous practice of doctor-prescribed suicide, and legislative efforts continue to expand that number, … Read More

In late August 1968, two months after an assassin killed presidential candidate Sen. Robert Kennedy and shortly after Republicans nominated … Read More

The Eagle Forum, founded by First Lady of the Conservative Movement and our longtime friend Phyllis Schlafly, has probably generated millions of man hours in support … Read More