Can We Throw Off the Yoke of Government?
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AuthorBy Allan J. FeiferGovernment—and those who feed off it—slowly but inevitably become our masters.
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AuthorBy Allan J. FeiferGovernment—and those who feed off it—slowly but inevitably become our masters.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Peter C. EarleWhen taxing an imported product begins creating politically uncomfortable consequences, the solution repeatedly turns out to be…taxing it less.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy J.B. ShurkOur rights do not come from government.
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jozef szermentowskiBy Thomas KolbePeople are not sovereign when the sword of Damocles of arbitrary taxation hangs over them: once the state can seize assets at will, private property becomes borrowed possession — and the citizen becomes a tax serf.
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David ShankboneBy S.T. KarnickThe democratic socialist approach relies on one central idea: tearing down all the nation’s existing institutions and replacing them with a system that eliminates inequality by redistributing wealth and status.
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AuthorBy Joseph Ford CottoThere are no special classes or influencer exemptions under American immigration law.
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AuthorBy Mario Alexis PortellaThe U.S. should maintain its presence while encouraging European allies to invest more in their own defense and gradually assume greater responsibility.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy M. WalterIt was once so toxic to be called a “socialist” that newly minted President Obama called The New York Times to protest that he wasn’t one. Now? House Democrats just voted overwhelmingly against a resolution condemning it.
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Perchance AIBy Jim CardozaThere was a time when buying a light bulb did not require government permission.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Arthur SchaperThe United Kingdom is more disunited than ever.
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John SloanBy Lars MøllerWithin Western societies, there persist subcultures that treat institutions as resources to be harvested while simultaneously scorning the normative order those institutions sustain.
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US NavyBy Julius SanksThe Navy has “suddenly” dropped a long-time vendor, The Sewing Box, for the Blue Angels’ distinctive uniforms, ending a 43-year relationship.
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AuthorBy John PerryI have never forgotten the gift of that moment I spent with the real Dolly Parton.
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Pixabay // Pixabay Content LicenseBy Alicia ColonEvil is out there. But so are the signs of good.
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AT via Magic StudioBy Thomas KolbeRising interest rates, record insolvencies, and permanent recession — the looming economic crisis in the EU is taking shape.
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American Thinker AIBy Allan J. FeiferStrong men like Putin can seem admirable, but the societal costs are terrible, as citizens have no say in government, and the dictator can quickly destroy their country.
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Fabrice FlorinBy David R. LegatesThe original intent of citizen suit provisions was to allow the people the right to petition the government to act in their interest. Unfortunately, the privilege has been abused.
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PixabayBy Joseph Ford CottoDo Republican voters want this actual America-first pressure continued?
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ChatGPTBy Diane ParkerTactical victories that never lead to a strategic end are no longer victories, but losses.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Julio RiveraThe Trump Administration has launched a new federal vulnerability coordination initiative intended to accelerate the discovery, prioritization, and remediation of serious software vulnerabilities.