Unca Darrell

February 27, 2019 / Understanding Emannuel Macron

MR. MACRON is neither right-wing nor left-wing, because what he represents is not an ideology but . . .

February 26, 2019 / Henninger's thumbnail history of . . .

. . . the transformation of Democrats into socialists.

The Democratic left re-emerged in the 1960s and ’70s, pushing the party outside political and cultural norms with street protests, antiwar marches and . . .

February 22, 2019 / Progressives: tolerance for me but . . .

. . . not for thee.

Back in 1965, the Frankfurt School Marxist Herbert Marcuse wrote an essay called “Repressive Tolerance.” It is a totalitarian classic. Marcuse distinguished between two kinds of tolerance. . . .

February 22 / Cool new way to keep . . .

. . . jobs out of the People's Republic of . . .

February 20, 2019 / It's time to start saying . . .

. . . the c-word: coup.

The Wall Street Journal, always conservative in its choice of words, crossed that Rubicon . . .

February 18 / Unca D sees ideology and complains about . . .

. . . progressivism. Victor Davis Hanson considers both ideology and "a culture of behavior" and sees the true villain as globalism, with globalists being defined by whom they despise, namely:

The carbon-spewing Winnebago owners, the snowmobilers, the jet skiers, the Glock packers, the Elks Clubbers, the . . .

February 16, 2019 / How the modern Democratic Party was born of a mob riot

FIFTY YEARS AGO . . . a great American political party was murdered by its own children and closest friends.

The party in question was the Democratic party of Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, and JFK, which perished during . . .

February 14, 2019 / Frank Fureidi on "how the Great War . . .

. . . called into question everything and solved nothing."

The Great War, as [World War I] was then called, fundamentally undermined the cultural continuity of the West. Disconnected from the past, Western societies . . .

February 12, 2019 / Byron York: When the Chinese government meddled . . .

. . . in the 1996 presidential election, was President Clinton complicit?

In the 1990s, a hostile foreign power meddled in our presidential election. There were serious questions about whether one party's candidate -- the beneficiary -- was complicit in the meddling, or at least looked the other way while it was going on. The candidate fiercely resisted . . .

February 10, 2019 / Kevin D. Williamson on the defining characteristic . . .

. . . of Democrats. They're . . .