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By elevating the builders within State, America’s ability to lead in an era of global conflict can be strengthened.| The American Mind
In his opening salvo, the esteemed Scott Yenor righteously scrutinizes the travesty of single-sex education at the Virginia Military Institute (VMI). Yenor lays bare the deleterious effects that forced sex integration has had on honor, cohesion, and the society into which graduates of the school march. What he emphasizes less, however, is how the Supreme... Read more about: How to Make Enough Good Men The post How to Make Enough Good Men appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
“Angelo.” With no surname necessary, the mere mention put Washington’s late-Cold War intelligence establishment on edge. Their tormenter was but a thirtysomething staffer on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. Contrarily, to the Cold Warriors sacrificing their all to defend the nation from Communist subversion and nuclear-missile threats, that single name, like a messenger from... Read more about: The Man Who Kept the CIA Up at Night The post The Man Who Kept the CIA Up at Nigh...| The American Mind
The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast is a weekly conversation with Ryan Williams, Spencer Klavan, and Mike Sabo devoted to uncovering the ideas and principles that drive American political life. Stream here or download from your favorite podcast host. Post-Kamala Clarity | The Roundtable Ep. 287 This week, Matthew Peterson of The Blaze jumps in to... Read more about: The American Mind Podcast: The Roundtable Episode 287 The post The American Mind Podcast: The Roundtable E...| The American Mind
Roughly a year before President Trump was inaugurated for the second time, I joined a group of 230 veterans in signing the Declaration of Military Accountability. It seeks justice for the violation of military members’ rights of conscience during the COVID era and calls for steps to be taken to make amends for abuses of... Read more about: What Military Accountability for COVID Looks Like The post What Military Accountability for COVID Looks Like appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
By elevating the builders within State, America’s ability to lead in an era of global conflict can be strengthened.| The American Mind
It is a promise to every American who counts on us to uphold their freedoms, even when no one is watching.| The American Mind
Generals are not meant to adjudicate political issues—they are obligated to do what they are told by their civilian superiors.| The American Mind
So-called human rights might involve desirable ends—but they cannot be allowed to claim the mantle of a natural right.| The American Mind
