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John M. Grondelski

Christmas Pork Instead of the Christmas Goose

If we don’t want to see the annual 1500-page Christmas “continuing resolutions,” Republicans might take a lesson from the Polish Left about making a statement about what you stand for. In 2016, they occupied Parliament for 26 days over…

A Half-century of Miseducation

The New York Times reported December 4 that math and science test scores for U.S. fourth and eighth graders have been essentially stagnant since 1995. Nor have they have been stagnant near the top -- lots of countries outrank us -- but…

The Left and Human Shields

What do Hamas and illegal immigration activists have in common? Both hide behind human shields.On October 7, 2023, Hamas attacked innocent civilians. Not soldiers, not the Israeli Defense Force. They went…

Getting the States In Line on Immigration Enforcement

In the wake of the Democratic wipeout November 5 and the tapping of Tom Homan as President Trump’s “border czar,” Democratic governors are busy trying to build a new “blue wall” to shield illegal aliens from promised immigration law…

Corporations, Childless Cat Women, and Politicians

Both supporters and critics of lax immigration on the U.S.-Mexico border speak about how it serves to funnel in a “replacement population.” Its critics say that it is Democrat politicians’ efforts to design a new (and indebted)…

Abortion is a Civil Rights Issue

Abortion is a civil rights issue, though not in the way pro-abortionists want to spin it. We should not forget that, after Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973, there were liberal Democrats who opposed the ruling as a civil rights violation.…

Don’t Mourn the ‘Old’ Republican Party

There’s a rearguard motion afoot in some conservative quarters grousing about the Republican National Convention underway in Milwaukee. The objection: the 2024 Republican Party is failing conservatism.What? National Review…

Against Our ‘Service Economy’

Last week, National Review ran an article saluting the Supreme Court’s abandonment of the “Chevron doctrine,” a principle of legal procedure dating from 1984 that said that when it is unclear what federal law requires, the courts should…

The 17th Amendment Isn’t Going Anywhere

There’s a faithful remnant among conservatives that continue to agitate for repeal of the 17th Amendment, allowing the direct election of U.S. senators. They claim that the amendment undermines federalism and that returning to the…

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