Daniel Greenfield

Daniel Greenfield is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center. This article previously appeared at the Center's Front Page Magazine.

Most Recent Articles by Daniel Greenfield:

How the Government Class Lives December 3, 2012
Take away government benefits and the welfare neighborhood would become Detroit
The Working Class and the Government Class December 2, 2012
The United States has only two classes. The working class and the government class
Why Hamas is still around December 1, 2012
Four simple questions
Over the Cliff December 1, 2012
Of fiscal cliffs
America Has No Foreign Policy November 29, 2012
American foreign policy needs goals and horizons to gain definition, It needs to stand not for a better world, but for a better, stronger and richer America
With Democracy For All and Freedom for None November 28, 2012
Limited government deriving from individual freedom is the only thing that lifts democracy above the violence of the mob
The Noose Around Israel’s Neck November 27, 2012
For seventeen years Israel has been walking toward the gallows. Its leaders have led it there by the nose ring of international assurances
The Anti-Democratic Party November 26, 2012
Democratic Party fears democracy, which is why it is far more comfortable ruling through judicial rulings and the unrestricted powers of an unelected bureaucracy
Don’t Give Up November 25, 2012
Republican Party Defeatist Behavior, The country did not repudiate us, The majority stayed home
It’s Not What You Say, It’s How You Say It November 24, 2012
And so it was settled. Anything a Republican says in English is racist
Rumors of Ceasefires November 24, 2012
A Moment of Truth for Israel
War is the Answer November 22, 2012
Behind the peace agreement and the ceasefire is another war that will be worse than the last.
Winning the Peace November 21, 2012
It is better to fire than be fired upon. It is better to be thought a criminal, than mourned in Holocaust museums. It is better to lose the peace and win the war
The Gates of Jerusalem November 20, 2012
The Gates of Jerusalem are the new Gates of Vienna.
Incidentism November 19, 2012
Incidentism leads to armies tiptoeing around conflicts and losing them by default.
A Moment of Truth in Israel November 18, 2012
There can be farms and greenhouses on the hilltops of Gaza. Or there can be rockets
The Art of Being a Happy Warrior November 15, 2012
Ronald Reagan, Winston Churchill, Andrew Breitbart
The Numbers Game November 14, 2012
The left's utopias are not only economically unsustainable, but also politically and demographically unsustainable
Giant Rats and Tiny Men November 13, 2012
Trojan Rat or the Great Rat of the Potomac, Washington D.C
How We Can Win November 12, 2012
The public wasn't ready for Goldwater, but it was ready for Reagan. Goldwater didn't lose. He prepared the ground for Reagan
Carny Nation November 11, 2012
The Democrats have built themselves a pyramid scheme of Babel and it's fools, suckers and marks all the way down, Popular culture, the media and politics becomes one
What Went Wrong I November 10, 2012
Voter fraud is not new. Media bias is not new. There were times in history when they were arguably worse
Game Called on Account of Darkness November 7, 2012
This is still a wonderful country. It is the finest place that this civilization has produced. Despite the events of the last day, it is worth fighting for.
Voting Isn’t Revenge, It’s Resistance November 5, 2012
Our resistance is a form of love, love for our country, our communities, our families and our values.
Troops in the Streets November 4, 2012
Unleashing the military on a civilian population carries a price
We Are Those Who Stand for the Day November 3, 2012
Islamism, Progressivism, Utopianism
Blackout November 1, 2012
New York City in blackout, in short, is much like New York City as usual.
Benghazi’s Tough Questions October 30, 2012
Countless American soldiers and civilians have died because diplomacy was thought to be a surer way of avoiding war than an aggressive posture
The Liberal Man’s Burden October 29, 2012
It is not America's mission to teach democracy to the Muslim world or to export any of its virtues
Bumps In The Road October 28, 2012
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, aka Mark Basseley Youssef: America's first political prisoner in generations