Most Americans recognize a few of the Founding Fathers—Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton, Adams, Franklin—but what about some of the important but forgotten men who have been lost to time? They have great stories that need to be told. Here are ten whose fantastic lives are in many ways better than fiction.
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Don’t be fooled by your friendly neighborhood hippie. The left has always been the instigator in the culture war, and while they pretend they don’t know what’s stoking the flames of American angst, they fully know they are at the wheel. They just project onto the other side. This recent piece at Politico is a great example. Founding editor John Harris wonders aloud, “what exactly” …more
Today is Robert E. Lee’s birthday. Alabama and Mississippi still mark the occasion with a State holiday, both on the Monday of that week, which means it will always line up with the federal celebration of Martin Luther King. This really vexes the Left. Good. All Americans should recognize Lee and Jackson, two of the best men America has ever produced. Even Northerners recognized this …more
One of the most abused myths of American history is the belief that secession causes war. You see, according to this line of thinking, if one party wants to be free of another party, then the party left in the dust has every right to violently badger the other into staying. And I thought we lived in the era of “Me Too.” The ultimately act …more
