A great friend of The American Spectator, Theodore Olson, passed away this past week. He is the widower of Barbara Olson, the namesake of the annual award presented by The American Spectator, Lila Rose being the latest recipient. Richard V….
Those who wish to govern must sacrifice their freedom. It is not only the grinding demands of a campaign, with its enormous demands on the body and the spirit as well as on the finances. It is, when the campaign…
I recently had the opportunity to interview actress Jennifer O’Neill who plays Nelle Reagan in the film Reagan which is based on The American Spectator Editor-in-Chief Paul Kengor’s volume The Crusader: Reagan and the Fall of Communism. Like many people,…
In this episode of The Weekend Spectator, Paul Kengor tells the story of Yakob Ravin and his 12-year-old grandson, both Jewish Ukrainian Cold War survivors of communism who personally thanked President Reagan for their liberation. (READ: A Moment of Unity:…
The makers of our new movie Reagan (based on one of my books on Ronald Reagan) posted a graphic that speaks volumes about the film’s early critics. It quotes various hysterical, disturbing, and frankly kind of deranged assessments torching the…
