Cinco de Mayo’s little known history is an opportunity to reflect on little known candidates, writes Daniel Cortez.
CORTEZ: Local and National Marketing on Cinco De Mayo
FIVE QUESTIONS: Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore
Former Governor Jim Gilmore holds forth on the war in Ukraine, the impending threat of Russia and China on the global stage, Kaine’s role on debt spending, and more.
Cowardice in the Face of Lies
Today’s progressive institutions place increasing pressure on too many Americans to reject their own values in favor of “correct speech” — yet there are examples on how to resist the empire of lies. Alexsandr Solzhenitsyn shows us the way.
BLAKELY: Why Do We Love Tucker So Much?
Tucker Carlson’s recent ousting from Fox News has generated considerable controversy, conversation, and speculation across the political spectrum. As host of the most-watched cable news show on television, Carlson propelled Fox News to ratings dominance over competing networks. There’s more than just ratings behind the conservative outcry over Carlson’s sacking from Fox. Tucker’s loyal following […]
HANER: Government Protects Itself From Inflation, Just Not You
The tax man cometh, writes TJIPP’s Steve Haner, but just for thee.
LINGAMFELTER: Wisdom Needed to Teach Boys to be Men
Indeed, no toxicity here. Just the wisdom needed to teach a boy to be a man.
FIVE QUESTIONS: Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears
If you want to get to know the heart of a leader, here it is.
Speaker Todd Gilbert Blasts VCU For Failing to Protect Pro-Life Students
If you haven’t heard about the violence at Virginia Commonwealth University yesterday, then buckle up — because it’s bad.
Youngkin is Running for Vice-President (But Could We Please Do Something First?)
…and you don’t have to be Nostradamus to figure out why — and for whom. …although you might have to be Russell Kirk: Men cannot improve a society by setting fire to it: they must seek out its old virtues, and bring them back into the light. England is still great, capable of regeneration; but […]
SCC Oversight Returned, But Lower Electric Bills Unlikely
Promises of an immediate drop of $6-7 a month for ratepayers are already being tempered by the Youngkin administration, writes Haner.
