Opposition Politics or Having Nothing In Common

Opposition Politics or Having Nothing In Common

By Ray DiLorenzo The 1850s were much like our country today. Democrats and Republicans were bitterly divided. On May 22, 1856, Congressman Preston Brooks (D-SC) entered the Senate Chamber, walked over to Senator Charles Sumner (R-MA), and repeatedly beat the senator...
The Plan to Destroy America

The Plan to Destroy America

By Ray DiLorenzo Being the holiday season with Christmas behind us, we now turn to the New Year and naturally find ourselves—though perhaps not everyone—reminiscing and remembering a few of the multitude of frauds and deceptions the Left has gifted us these last few...
Trading In Discontent

Trading In Discontent

By Ray DiLorenzo As I write this on Christmas Eve, with so much good emerging from the holiday in spite of liberal grousing, I am reminded of the chasm between the Left and the Right. It has now become dangerous. One can see that the Left has evolved from being merely...
The Essential President

The Essential President

By Ray DiLorenzo Patton and MacArthur were the quintessential World War II generals. They were renowned for their aggressive and bold leadership style. They played crucial roles in the North African, Italian, Battle of the Bulge, Philippine, Japanese, and Korean...
Does Europe Want War?

Does Europe Want War?

By Ray DiLorenzo An intriguing news story appeared in the Daily News (Hungary) on December 6, 2025: Prime Minister Viktor Orban: “This will be our last election before the war.” At a major rally in the city of Kecskemet on Saturday, 12/6, PM Viktor Orban...
Enough Is Too Much

Enough Is Too Much

By Ray DiLorenzo My maternal grandmother was one of the finest women I ever knew. Every bit as wonderful as my mother. Like my mom, she was totally selfless. Her parents put her on a ship from Italy to New York when she was just 14 years old, in the late 19th century....