America requires citizens who can govern themselves, an antidote to the passions that precede mayhem and assassination.| The American Mind
He discussed the differences between Americans openly, honestly, peacefully, and respectfully—and did it better than anyone else in America.| The American Mind
In a world where a Supreme Court nominee can’t safely say what a woman is, perhaps we should be unfazed by a U.S. senator who insists that the concept of God-given natural rights is really crypto-Iranian theocracy. In the week leading up to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, that is exactly what Virginia Senator Tim... Read more about: Don’t Know Much About America The post Don’t Know Much About America appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
I have one short story to tell you about Charlie Kirk—my friend. He became a friend of mine because I interrogated him one time. Nineteen-year-olds are my specialty. I asked him some questions he couldn’t answer. And he was already becoming famous. And I noticed his reaction: he said, “What should I do?” And I... Read more about: Charlie Kirk, In Memoriam The post Charlie Kirk, In Memoriam appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
To honor their memories and serve their noble cause, we must do all in our power to keep America worthy of their sacrifices.| The American Mind
The assassination of Charlie Kirk—a law-abiding man peacefully speaking his mind in a public place to a crowd of people gathered to hear him—has touched off a new debate about “cancel culture.” Some on the Right who are understandably disgusted by seeing some on the Left gloat about, or even justify, Kirk’s murder have attempted... Read more about: Assassination, Cancellation, and Freedom of Speech The post Assassination, Cancellation, and Freedom of Speech appeared first on The Ame...| The American Mind
The Supreme Court will likely have the opportunity to acknowledge that the Claremont Institute’s view of the Citizenship Clause is correct.| The American Mind