Daniel J. Flynn Archives - Page 3 of 9 - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
by | Mar 24, 2014

It’s fitting, in a fit-in-with-the-crowd kind of way, that my first visit in several decades to the bar that inspired the television program Cheers comes a few minutes after disembarking from a flight at Logan Airport. Walking down those familiar…

by | Oct 25, 2013

The scariest thing about Halloween isn’t the goblins, those kids egging your house, or biting down on a sharp surprise in a Special Dark. It’s adults who impersonate children.  Halloween, a holiday for children, has transformed into an unholy day for adults;…

by | Oct 4, 2013

If a government shuts down and no one is around to notice it, does anybody care?   Washington, D.C. went on vacation this week. America remained open for business. Parents dropped off kids at school. Workers earned their daily bread….

by | Sep 27, 2013

The crudest show on television is also the smartest. South Park’s seventeenth season premiered on Comedy Central Wednesday night. For anyone counting, the animated program now boasts more episodes than Star Trek, Gilligan’s Island, and The Honeymooners combined. As they’ve…

by | Sep 20, 2013

“The entire time I was at MTV,” nineties video jockey Kennedy writes in her autobiography, “I was drug-, alcohol-, and smoke-free, a vegetarian, and a virgin.” In other words, the girl in granny-glasses led a terribly boring life for a…

by | Sep 13, 2013

Those skeptical of the degeneration of America’s royal line need look no further than Robert Kennedy Jr. His grandfather bedded Gloria Swanson. His father scored Marilyn Monroe. He mounts any rando who passes by. Like the Spanish Habsburgs or the…

by | Sep 6, 2013

There’s a strange serial killer afoot. She goes by “Molly,” frequents the most posh spots, and is “in” with the in-crowd. For those unfamiliar with Molly, it is slang for a club drug that has killed an alarming number of…

by | Aug 30, 2013

The headlines indicate football’s headwinds. “Is American Football Evil?” “Should Kids Play Football?” “Is Football Wrong?” “Should We Ban Football?” Some questions give answers just by asking. With the public equating football with the NFL — especially on the day…

by | Aug 23, 2013

On a single page of my new book The War on Football: Saving America’s Game, I compare the sport’s dwindling number of annual collision deaths with fatalities from mountain climbing, swimming, bicycling, and amusement rides. In a single paragraph of…

by | Aug 16, 2013

I recently spoke to a football player who found himself within Michael Jackson’s orbit when the star shined like a supernova during the 1980s. His sweet tooth needing a sugar fix late one night, the athlete was directed to a…

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