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Progressives do not oppose overreach as a matter of principle. They oppose enforcement that interferes with their political g...
My generosity is real, but it is not infinite—and its limits have been reached. Let no one mistake my words for cruelty. I am not without compassion, and I am not without understanding. But I will no longer consent to being treated as an in...
The face of socialism - photo by Frederick R. Smith
Marx called religion the opium of the people — the comfort that numbs the masses to their real condition and kills the will to change it. The joke of our moment is that his own remedy tur...
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When New Jersey politicians speak of being pro-small-business or pro-working-person, the people starting a one-car limo service out of their driveway deserve to hold them to it. Ask them why a retiree trying to earn suppleme...
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This essay is a response to Amanda Marcotte’s “How the Proud Boys Invented Antifa, “ published in Salon.
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Amanda Marcotte’s essay in Salon on October 22, 2025, argu...
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