National cohesion is only possible through citizens subordinating their tribal interests to a common culture.
Victor Davis Hanson
Victor Davis Hanson is a classicist and historian at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, and the author of “The Second World Wars: How the First Global Conflict Was Fought and Won,” from Basic Books. You can reach him by e-mailing authorvdh@gmail.com. His columns appears Sundays in the Review-Journal.
First, a stranger would face a far greater challenge entering a post-presidential Mar-a-Lago than a pre-presidential Biden home, office, or garage — or who knows where?
In that sense Mexico is doing more damage to America than all our prior enemies combined.
The current Democratic Party and NeverTrump “conservatives” assumed that Trump was and remains so obviously toxic that they do not have to define exactly what his evil entails.
We are beginning to wake up from a nightmare to a country we no longer recognize, and from a coup we never knew.
On campuses, Middle East activism, course instruction and faculty profiles are now virulently anti-Israel — and indistinguishable from anti-Jewishness.
To accommodate radical diversity re-engineering, the only demographic deemed expendable are white males.
How sad that the Left despises a man who built real things, yet worshiped a leftist fraud who bilked a million investors.
It would be hard to imagine any planned agenda to destroy America that would have been as injurious as what we already suffered the past two years.
We know the script of the 2024 election from the past two elections.
For the GOP, either different leaders or different strategies — or both — are necessary to ensure different results.
Democratic opposition to a flawed and impaired Biden running again in 2024 will recede. Republican loyalty to the unpredictable Trump could fade.
The hard-left architects of the past two years neither offer a defense of their failing agendas, nor agree to change them.
The party of old left-wing progressives has become one of rich regressives.
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