When Lenin Lost An Election, He Abolished Democracy
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Charlton AllenWhen revolutionary socialists tell us who they are, perhaps we should take them at their word.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Charlton AllenWhen revolutionary socialists tell us who they are, perhaps we should take them at their word.
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Library of Congress, via Picryl // no known copyright restrictionsBy Joel S. HolmesA comic book adventure to save a crumbling city shows two young women who refuse to treat the city’s decline as inevitable.
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AI0generated illustrationBy Luis GonzalezCastro’s centennial arrived with flags, speeches, and candles for the blackouts no ideology can fix.
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American Thinker AIBy Allan J. FeiferSince Franklin Roosevelt, federal and state governments have slowly but surely claimed that property is a privilege, not a right. The wealth tax is the next step.
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ai generated imageBy Luis GonzalezThe revolution is always funny until someone gets the keys.
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Perchance AIBy Paul O’BrienThe Democratic Socialists of America are bolder in their nihilism than their forebears, but any political Darwinist would have predicted this evolutionary stage.
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Perchance AIBy Eileen F. ToplanskyAre temple members being mesmerized by radical left-wing ideology without realizing the ulterior motives behind it?
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American Thinker AIBy Milli SandsFor followers of both Islam and communism, national patriotism will always be subordinate to their ideologies’ demands.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Joseph Ford CottoHealth insurance remains too expensive, but real change is at hand, and no matter how disappointed some might be with the speed of progress, that is light-years from any reason to hand America over to the Democrats who would destroy her.
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Public DomainBy Lars MøllerVeritas corrupted: the politicization of scholarship at Harvard College.
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ChatGPTBy Kim Ezra ShienbaumOrganized Radical Islam has learned that it is not necessary to mount a frontal assault on our buildings or hijack our planes.
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American Thinker AIBy Sheldon BartWe need to start teaching students to recognize totalitarianism so they can resist it.
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PxhereBy J.B. ShurkThe Fourth Estate is constitutionally illiterate.
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Perchance AIBy John F. Di LeoOur federal government is now so powerful that it can bankrupt or shut down a commodity, an industry, or a class of restaurant with a single decree.
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Public DomainBy Lars MøllerThe sadly predictable collapse of a high-trust society in Britain.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Andre BilleaudeauxIt is time to get real and release Two Guns White Calf and the Redskins name. He deserves it. His tribe deserves it. And America needs more—not less—Redskin-inspired warriors.
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American Thinker AIBy Allan J. FeiferThe parties used to drive politics. Today, though, malevolent “influencers” like Hasan Piker drive the parties.
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National ArchivesBy Scott S. PowellIn matters of war and peace, it is vital to think and act in the context of time, place, and history. The U.S. conduct of war with Iran must be thought of this way.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Susan QuinnMuslims and native-born Americans have fascinating and different explanations for the Muslim dislike of the U.S.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy James Zumwalt“Danger, Will Robinson!”