HeyJaredPaul Kengor
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In Vino Veritas — and Civilization – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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“I feel sorry for people who don’t drink.” So said Dean Martin, a man known for drinking. (The quote is also attributed to Dean’s paisano, Frank Sinatra.) Dino loved his vino. He not only knew how to drink but how to act like a drunk. He played an outstanding drunk sheriff in the 1959 film Rio Bravo, co-starring John Wayne and Walter Brennan. Lam-w.comter, in December 1975, it was unclear whether Dean was acting during his epic performance on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson (seated between C
Fulton Sheen and a Real-Life Miracle – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: In light of the official beatification ceremony for Bishop Fulton Sheen today in St. Louis, a major event in the life of Sheen as well as American Catholicism, we’re reprinting this piece from Paul Kengor in March 2019. It was the Vatican’s approval of this miracle, reported in Kengor’s article, that made possible this step in the possible ultimate canonization of Sheen. With his beatification today, Sheen becomes an official “blessed” in the Roman Catholic Church. He will now be
Toy Story 5 and the Vanishing America of Toy Stores and Churches – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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Last weekend I sat in a theater with my youngest son to see the latest offering in the Toy Story “franchise.” That would be Toy Story 5. I’m not big on sequels. Obviously, the filmmakers cash in on the name and success of the first movie in the series, and few to none that follow are better or comparable. Nonetheless, they insist on producing one after another as film becomes farce. Anyway, my son wanted to see the movie, and I read reviews suggesting it was actually pretty good and not loaded w
How Anthony Fauci and the 1980s AIDS Scare Shaped Public Fear – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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If you missed our recent exclusive by Michael Fumento, go back and click and read — and share. Share it especially with anyone who, like Michael and I, came of age in the 1980s. It was a great decade. One of the best. I was glad to have been a teen, a high-school and college student, in the ‘80s. There were many reasons for that, which perhaps I’ll revisit in another column. There was, however, an exception to our bliss, and it was this: AIDS. They wanted to defend non-traditional forms of inter
Meet America’s New Un-Americans… the DSA – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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An all-time favorite whipping boy of the American Left is the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Most readers wouldn’t recognize the group by its proper acronym — HCUAA — but they certainly know the Left’s reordered, twisted acronym: the dread “HUAC.” That translates to the “House Un-American Committee.” Improperly rendered, yes, but the label has stuck. You can succeed at such propaganda when your ideology pervades the media, Hollywood, academia, the culture — what we at The American Sp
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