Argumentum ad actuariorum (n.) A fallacious argument that concludes a proposition to be true just because someone trots out a statistic.
UVA, Implicit Bias, and Statistics
MSNBC Finally Turns on the Clintons
Seems like the lifetime pass from the left for Bill and Hillary Clinton has been revoked.
Jennifer Wexton Continues To Lose The VA-10 Democratic Civil War
There’s no question that it has been a long bruising couple of months for the sagging Wexton campaign.
RTD: Military Can Learn To Live With Offshore Drilling
It might serve everyone better if the objections to offshore drilling were simply a bit more honest with their reasons and outcomes.
LINGAMFELTER: To Save Conservatism, Rescue Our Institutions
Until conservatives take up their responsibilities in our civic institutions — sacred, secular, private, public and political — we will continue to fail.
House Tax Reform Should Put SALT Back On The Table
Without this one solution, a policy of double-taxation will mean massive real estate property tax hikes as localities cope with federal funding shortfalls.
Jordan Peterson and Religion on the Internet
The greatest power a state can possess is the power to control what they say, and this allows the state to alter the nature of truth and reality itself.
Progressive Democrats Are Ill-Served Attacking Dominion Energy
The steps to attracting Facebook and Amazon — not to mention making the Port of Virginia an international port of call? All flow through Dominion Energy.
Are Virginia Democrats Lying In Order To Steal An Election?
Who needs Russians when you have Virginia Democrats?
LINGAMFELTER: Permanent Things, Right Reason, and Moral Imagination
Slogans won’t get us to the place we need to be as conservatives fighting for the hearts and minds of the nation.
