Contract with America 2.0
In a party with little reputation for smarts or courage, one of the wisest and most courageous things any Republican ever did was Newt Gingrich’s “Contract with America” in 1994. Republican candidates who. . .
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Month: August 2021
Who Is REALLY Nuts?
In the 1950s and 1960s, many leftists in the psychoanalytic professions devised a tactic to dismiss the fledgling conservative political movement by diagnosing them with a condition they invented called “Authoritarian Personality Syndrome.”
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Paul Mitchell — Good Riddance
This former U.S. Congressman (R-MI-10th) died of cancer on August 15th. He was exactly the kind of “Republican” we need to purge from public office.
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Defining Conservatism
Most Americans live basically conservative lives, yet, “conservatism” has never realized the kind of popularity it should have. I fault some of its founders, who over-intellectualized it while in its infancy, and made its…
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Driving With Black Skin Privilege
Lying, crooked and devious blacks inevitably cry “racism” whenever they are caught red-handed doing something illegal. A Minnesota State Representative named John Thompson (D-67A)
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Agent Provocateurs
In the June issue of the INFORMER, I warned conservatives and white nationaliststhat we must be much smarter and not allow ourselves to be led astray by our mortal enemies acting as agent provocateurs.
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A Brighter Tomorrow
Americans used to be unique in their optimism concerning the future, a characteristic that often distinguished us from all other nations and cultures. Most Americans expected the future to be brighter for themselves and their posterity
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OBITUARY: Semper Fi, Chuck Pitman
One of the courageous but unsung heroes of our age, Lt. Gen Charles “Chuck” Pitman, passed away on February 13th of this year after a lengthy battle with cancer. He served in the Marine Corps
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Japan’s Summer Olympics
Japan is going to lose a ton of money on the 2020 Summer Olympic Games because of lack of viewership. Afterwards, endless soul-searching will generate lots of excuses for all the losses [. . .]
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Chuck Pitman, R.I.P.
One of the courageous but unsung heroes of our age, Lt. Gen Charles “Chuck” Pitman, passed away on February 13th of this year after a lengthy battle with cancer. He served in the Marine Corps
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