TRS Op-Ed
LINGAMFELTER: Immoral Savagery Is No Path To Power
When anyone is willing to sacrifice innocent human life for personal and political gain, they exhibit an immoral savagery only a barbarian could admire.
VIGUERIE: Take The Wall To The People
Viguerie issues the call for Trump to take his case for building the border wall with Mexico to the American people via a primetime televised address, the technique Reagan used to such great effect.
EGGLESTON: Where Is Our Rock Bottom?
How does the Party expect sane people to spend their precious time on politics and be active members when Party spokesmen are calling Democrats race traitors and pondering “Why can’t McCain die faster?”
LINGAMFELTER: Republicans Should Be Courting Ideas; Reject Personality Politics
Ideas, not identity politics or personality contests, are the glue that holds Republicans together, writes Lingamfelter.
LINGAMFELTER: Trump Is The Issue (But Not In The Way You Think)
President Trump is pointing to the obstructionism of Democrats in Congress and has been as hard hitting as Truman ever was, causing the snowflakes in the media great distress.
FREITAS: Conservative Women Understand What Modern Feminists Do Not
There is a great deal to be done to protect women from sexual assault, but previous injustice is no excuse for perpetuating injustice on to others.
LINGAMFELTER: Lady Justice Demands Hard Evidence
Justice expects skepticism at the beginning of the legal process -- until hard evidence is put before you, writes Scott Lingamfelter.
DANIELS: Humpty Dumpty’s Theorem and Political Argument: Spanberger’s Equivocal Case for Congress
Ms. Spanberger negates her case for Congress by engaging in forms of language manipulation that corrupt her ethic of representation, excluding those who do not embrace her vision of community.
LINGAMFELTER: Wexton’s Loophole for Predatory Drug Dealers
If you elect Jennifer Wexton to Congress, don’t be surprised with criminals breathe a sigh of relief, writes Lingamfelter.
GOCHENOUR: Dare To Serve
As Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. articulated, “Everyone can be great because anyone can serve... You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love.”
