Shmuel Klatzkin
Long before I became acquainted with Saul Alinsky and his tactics, I had read Ken Kesey’s Sometimes a Great Notion….
On Tuesday, 45 senators stood up to declare the impeachment proceedings against someone not holding office to be unconstitutional. No…
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…
Professor Marvin Fox once said to a graduate philosophy class, “God doesn’t command us to breathe.” His point was that…
The videos and photos that emerged from the Capitol invasion looked like an alcohol-powered high school gang prank that spontaneously…
The Declaration of Independence avoided word games. The source of real political power is “Nature and Nature’s God,” thereby uniting…
In an amusing and insightful article this week on JNS.org entitled “The upside of defeat,” Ruth Blum noted wryly how…
The political philosopher Leo Strauss spoke of what he called “the always pressing question … the political question par excellence,…
When the revolution broke out in France, it was not guided by a sense of restoring liberties that had been…
