Radio Live: More from Assange, Blowing Up Mt Rushmore, PSE Legal Brief Defends Trump On Immigration
Republican Rep. Dana Rohrbracher says that Julian Assange of Wikileaks has more
Category: U.S. History
Radio Live: Antifa Provocateurs at Rallies, AK Cuts Planned Parenthood Funding, Pulling Down Statues
Discussing Charlottesville and the antifa provocateurs crashing rallies.
“A Time of Vindication and Rejoicing”
In April 1990, the Berlin Wall was being torn down to let East Germans travel to their family, friends, and countrymen in the West for the first time…
Choosing Between ‘Fear or Freedom’
In his March 23, 1983 televised address, President Ronald Reagan called for the American people to pursue a bold plan to launch a new missile defense program which…
The “Proven and Popular Formula” For Child Care
When President Reagan was finishing his second term in office, the anti-family Left was preparing their agenda for a liberal President Michael Dukakis. While George Bush, like Ronald…
The U.S.’s Most Controversial Decision
Every August, the debate erupts again about whether President Harry Truman was right or wrong in his decision to order the atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945.
“History Is On the Side of Conservatives”
As the Reagan years came to a close with the election of 1988, Phyllis Schlafly took the time to look backwards at where the conservative movement had come…
35 Years After the Defeat of ERA
The Equal Rights Amendment died thirty-five years ago, on June 30, 1982. Its opponents, lead by Phyllis Schlafly, gathered at a grand banquet to celebrate its demise. The…
DeToqueville Admires Our Christianity
Alexis de Toqueville is a name well-known to educated Americans as a remarkable Frenchman who traveled our country in the mid-19th century and wrote his perceptive commentaries about…
Defending the “Doctrine for All Seasons”
The Monroe Doctrine is still the bedrock of American foreign policy today because it still reflects the will of the American people. However, it has taken on a…