Socrates ran afoul of Athenian democracy, such as it was, and paid for it with his life. His student and…

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You, your estates, your posterities lie all at the stake … if your professed enemies are admitted to witness against…

Long before I became acquainted with Saul Alinsky and his tactics, I had read Ken Kesey’s Sometimes a Great Notion….

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Last week in his morning newsletter, American Spectator writer Daniel J. Flynn summed up the Trump years in a single…

Trying an ex-president before the Senate rather than in a court of law is not only unconstitutional, it is a…