Richard Kirk
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- Sep 12, 2026
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Massachusetts Madness (opens the original)
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The Spirit of America state goes over the edge. How the mighty have fallen. Massachusetts, once the home of John Adams, the “Atlas of American independence” and future President of the United States, is now led by Maura Healey, the state’s first lesbian governor and the chief executive who recently signed a bill protecting a woman’s right to abort her baby up to the point of birth. At the signing ceremony, a gaggle of females standing behind her desk applauded enthusiastically. Meanwhile in Plym
Is Anyone Really Guilty Anymore? (opens the original)
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While the system of justice should be structured to avoid sending innocent people to prison, the modern fixation on one side of the judicial and law enforcement equation has devastating consequences. “Justice delayed is justice denied.” “The wheels of justice grind slowly but ever so fine.” “Better that one-hundred guilty persons go free than one innocent person should suffer.” These are incompatible aphorisms that at various times have been asserted about the American justice system. The first
Blame Truth for Jason Arday’s Death (opens the original)
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Arday would never have received a Ph.D., much less a distinguished Professorship at Cambridge, were it not for his race and a desperate desire for DEI credentials on the part of universities. One of Seinfeld’s more poignant scenes revolved around the ambiguous pigment of Elaine’s latest boyfriend. Was he or was he not black? Jerry, Elaine, and George are pondering the question and wondering if they should be doing so. George says flatly that the discussion is not okay. Finally, when a black wait
The Lockdown Dissidents Vindicated (opens the original)
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We should resist the desire to forget the price paid for Dr. Fauci’s dream of creating novel vaccines for yet-to-appear superviruses. Senator Rand Paul says his wife regularly greets him at home with this question, “Why is Tony Fauci not yet in jail?” That peculiar welcome suggests she knows what many folks know but not enough powerful government and media figures who are willing to follow the evidence to its logical conclusion. Several prosecutorial points were included in Jenner Furst’s docume
When a bestseller is missing from the bookstore (opens the original)
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Why would Eric Metaxas’s wildly popular new book on the American Revolution be unstocked at Barnes & Noble? A few weeks ago, I reviewed Eric Metaxas’s bestselling book Revolution: The Birth of the Greatest Nation in the History of the World. Since then, it has remained on the New York Times bestselling list and is currently ranked number two in nonfiction behind Maggie Haberman’s TDS offering, Regime Change. One would have thought a book published during the 250th anniversary of the Declaration
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