Capitalism: What’s in a Name?

Capitalism: What’s in a Name?

    A Worldview   In America’s 250th anniversary year, Hollywood shows signs it might be making good movies again. Most believe Young Washington and The Odyssey are fun, meaningful, and even family-oriented movies (given today’s extremely low PG and R...
Book of the Month: The Triumph of Economic Freedom

Book of the Month: The Triumph of Economic Freedom

  “As American capitalism blossomed, some individuals, of course, earned extraordinary riches. In 1892, there were 4,050 millionaires, with less that 20 percent of these individuals having inherited their wealth. The rest created it, and, in the process,...
Book of the Month: The Revolt of the Elites

Book of the Month: The Revolt of the Elites

  “Neither valor and chivalry nor the code of courtly, romantic love, with which these values are closely associated, has any place in the world view of the best and brightest. A meritocracy has no more use for chivalry and valor than a hereditary...
Book of the Month: The Christmas Plains

Book of the Month: The Christmas Plains

  “There is a world where still.” The Christmas Plains by Jody Bottum (page 92). The phrase “Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus” comes from an editorial published in The Sun, a New York City newspaper, on September 21, 1897. It was...
The Great Feminization

The Great Feminization

  In short, men wage conflict openly while women covertly undermine or ostracize their enemies . . . Men tend to be better at compartmentalizing than women, and wokeness was in many ways a society-wide failure to compartmentalize . . . Everything you think of as...