Author: Silence Dogood

“Some Socialists see private enterprise as a tiger—a predatory animal to be shot. Others see it as an old cow to be milked. But we Conservatives see it as a stu...

Since the age of Andrew Jackson many Presidents have sought to be affiliated with the “common man.” Jackson, a fiery populist, sought to resonate with everyday ...

It is not an overstatement to say that the Virginia gubernatorial race could decide the future of this country. Incumbent Democrat Terry McAuliffe and his Repub...

As the culture war rages on, the number of heroes that have fallen by the wayside continues to grow. Superman is the latest casualty of wokeism. He is now a cli...

In an era where there is a short supply of virtue and a high demand for meaning, the liberal ideal of unending tolerance has sought to fill the void. Gay pride ...

I recently had the pleasure of watching the Disney film Cruella, about an anti-hero Cruella Deville who was featured in the classic 101 Dalmatians. The movie be...

In an unsurprising turn of events, the U.S. foreign policy establishment has found it necessary to spend more blood and treasure in the defense of Afghanistan. ...

On July 31 Simone Biles announced that she would withdraw from the final floor competition at the Tokyo Olympics. USA Gymnastics tweeted out that “Simone has wi...

Rebels serves many purposes. After all, our first president was a rebel. Rebels can bring about freedom and justice. They do so by adhering to the virtues of co...

In the fight against critical race theory those who still possess common-sense common sense often invoke the apolitical classroom. “Wouldn’t it be nice,” they s...