Daniel Greenfield is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center. This article previously appeared at the Center's Front Page Magazine.
After all the mass murders and crimes have been admitted, the left always returns to this nostalgia. To that emotional linkage to the total commitment to a totalitarian state.
Production society defines achievement in terms of production. Rationing society defines it in terms of control. In a rationing society, possible to starve amidst plenty because rationers would rather see people starve, than lose control over them
Female genital mutilation: The girls brutalized on Jumana's exam table were abused as part of an ancient tradition. Jumana took pride in her abuses because, as her name signifies, she takes pride in her religion
Declaration of his deity's greatness at empowering him to throw a 66-year-old nursery school director out of a window, is really an indictment of Islam
This is a primal conflict between a totalitarian system and a democratic system. Its outcome will determine whether we will be a free nation or a nation of slaves
Senate Dems ought to be made to answer why the choice of Ambassador to Israel should be determined by an anti-Israel pressure group funded by George Soros
We can pretend to be baffled next time some Jihadi with a rap sheet a mile long goes on a killing spree. We can nod our heads while politicians throw a vigil, encourage a million acts of apathy. Or we can end the flow of terrorists
His agenda is to get the deals that his individual boys and girls need while preserving the image of #TheResistance. His opposite numbers in the GOP understand that. And so partisanship bipartisanship will kill the filibuster
Obama’s shadow government is not just a war on President Trump. It is a war on that government of the people, by the people and for the people. If he succeeds, then at his touch, it will perish from the earth. Obama’s third term has begun
Descendants of those who survived the whips of Egypt, the slave markets of Babylon, the armies of Rome, the sword and the flame, the concentration camp and the suicide bomber, celebrating a million holidays yet to come