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Can the Constitution Save Us From the Electorate’s Ignorance? (opens the original)
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“Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?” a woman asked Ben Franklin in 1787, at the Constitutional Convention’s close. “A republic, if you can keep it,” he sagely replied. This exchange has been quoted widely. So has a line written in 1798 by our second president, John Adams. “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people,” he warned. “It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.” Yet can we say about these admonitions that they’re known more than
Leftist Schemes: Nixing Gifted Education Hurts the Kids It’s Designed to “Help” (opens the original)
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About 10 years after I graduated from the Bronx High School of Science, I drove by the old place to see how it was doing. The kids were out for lunch, and a profound difference was apparent. Asian-descent (AD) pupils, well represented already when I attended, appeared to be at least 50 percent of the student body. This was no illusion. At Bx Sci (as it’s known) today, AD enrollment routinely ranges from 60 to 65 percent. Is this a problem, though, that AD students dominate numerically at a schoo
Middle-class Wages Rise Faster Under Trump; Poverty Rate at Historic Low (opens the original)
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Much of what governs how people vote isn’t reality, but perception of it. Just consider the economy. We’re supposedly experiencing an “affordability crisis.” It is true, too, that Iran-conflict disruptions have raised oil prices. Yet there’s also much good economic news — though you wouldn’t know it listening to the legacy media. We can start with the expanding middle class (formerly “the shrinking” one). American Thinker reports today that according to Federal Reserve data, the wages and salari
Weird and Wacky Women’s, “Gender,” and Sexuality Courses Stricken From UT’s Core Curriculum (opens the original)
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Would you pay for your child to be “educated” with “Is the Rectum a Grave?” or “Sex in Public”? How about “Trans, Feminism: Or, Reading Like a Depressed Transsexual,” “Homonationalism in Queer Times,” or “AfroQueer Art Worlds”? No, this isn’t satire. The above are actual readings/courses in the University of Texas’ Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Yet they’re also now about to be something else: de-emphasized. This is because while women’s, “gender,” and sexuality studies cu
Indonesia’s Government Is Trying to Censor My “Great Replacement” Speech (opens the original)
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Here’s a point to ponder: Why would the Indonesian government want to censor speech about the Great Replacement of Western peoples via suicidal (im)migration policies? Because it apparently does, and I should know — the Jakarta regime just targeted my content. I log on to my computer Monday morning and, as usual, check my email. Lo and behold, there’s a message from X’s legal department ([email protected]). They’re notifying me that they’d received a complaint that some of my content violated “t
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