To hell and back: Venezuela’s quarter century journey
Hugo Chávez, a populist, won Venezuela’s presidency in a democratic election with about 57% of the vote in 1998. Read…
Summertime and Antifa was Uneasy
Summer’s almost over. Have you noticed how peaceful it has been compared to the last few years? This calm is…
Putin doesn’t have to invade NATO to attack it
Kaupo Rosin, the head of Estonia’s Foreign Intelligence Service, says we should stop using the phrase “hybrid warfare.” “Hybrid schmybrid,”…
California bruits recognition of two Muslim holy days as official state holidays
When did California become a Muslim state? According to The Gateway Pundit: California Democrats are advancing legislation that would formally…
Eligibility gone wild
College football has seen some recent bizarre plot twists that include the explosion of NIL monies, conference realignments, mega coaching…
Don’t be a “get to no” woman (or man)—you guys are awful!
(This essay originally ran in the Subscriber’s Newsletter this past Friday; to get exclusive access to essays from American Thinker’s…
No good deed goes unpunished
To drive home a point about a liberal’s view of the oppressed masses, permit me to sketch out the following…
Stand not by your Piker
Sometimes it’s hard to be a Democrat, especially when you are getting questions about that fellow named Hasan Piker. They…
Chicago Teachers Union sues watchdogs it seeks to muzzle
The Chicago Teachers Union is really upset. Apparently, it has reached its tipping point over a cartoon — one executed,…
How the polls inflate the Dems
The venerable Dick Morris this week revealed that the manipulation of polling data goes even deeper than many of us…