Opinion

America’s founders intended robust debate—and even acknowledged freedom of speech in the First Amendment. Cancel culture curbs freedom of speech. Veteran journalist Bob Knight wrote an interesting article recently on cancel culture, entitled, “Making Dissent Illegitimate.” Bob Knight is a veteran journalist and an author of many books. He is a leading conservative spokesman, whose […]

The founders envisioned the Supreme Court to be the weakest of the three branches. But through judicial activism, the courts have become very powerful. Many conservatives are concerned about President Biden’s nominee to the high court because of her track record of “judicial activism,” which means legislating (not adjudicating) from the bench. Terry Schilling, the […]

Whoever sits on the Supreme Court wields a great deal of power today—arguably more than the founders of American intended (as noted by Alexander Hamilton in Federalist #81). Meanwhile, President Biden promised to appoint a black woman to the Supreme Court, and he has now nominated Judge Katanji Brown Johnson to that post. Kelly Shackelford, […]

The Christian faith played a major role in early America. But today the spiritual roots of the country are often downplayed. Radio host Kerby Anderson, the host of the nationally syndicated Point of View, serves as the president of Probe Ministries. In an article on the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving, Anderson writes: “Most historians will acknowledge that America […]

Is peaceful dissent to be shut down merely because it is politically incorrect and goes against the elite’s view of what is just and unjust? In his End of the Day Report, Gary Bauer often notes that the left doesn’t want to win the debate. The left wants to shut the debate down. We can […]