Kanye West Threatens the Democrats' Hold on Black Americans
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| May 16, 2018 |
Good morning from Washington, where it seems like policymakers and pundits are talking about two very different Constitutions. And they are, one scholar says at a Heritage Foundation event. Fred Lucas has more. Speaking of our favorite think tank, Heritage dedicates a new building today in the name of a war hero and successful businessman. See Rachel del Guidice's preview. Plus: Lee Edwards on Ronald Reagan's lasting relevance, James Gattuso on keeping the internet free, Walter Williams on the possible political sway of a rap star, and Ginny Montalbano on a bum rap for a first daughter. |
CommentaryKanye West Threatens the Democrats' Hold on Black AmericansThe nation's most troublesome and dangerous cities have been run by Democrats, often black Democrats, for nearly a half-century. It's Democrat-run cities where blacks suffer the highest murder rates and their youngsters attend the poorest-performing and most unsafe schools. |
NewsOur 'Cold Civil War' Over '2 Constitutions'The United States is more than politically polarized amid a "cold civil war" over the meaning of the Constitution, constitutional scholar Charles Kesler says. |
CommentaryWhy Reagan Remains Highly Relevant Almost 30 Years LaterLiberals are counseling conservatives to be "realistic" and no longer look to Ronald Reagan for answers to the problems of 2018 and beyond. Well, extreme caution should be exercised when a long-time adversary offers you advice. |
NewsCapitol Hill Housing for 'Future Leaders' Bears Name of World War II Hero"E.W. Richardson was an American hero who fought bravely in World War II and endured captivity as a prisoner of war in Nazi Germany," says Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. |
CommentaryTime to End Net Neutrality Regulation Once and for AllDespite claims by die-hard supporters of the Obama-era rules, net neutrality is not necessary for the health of the internet economy. In fact, it is positively toxic. |
CommentaryBlame Hamas, Not Ivanka Trump"The juxtaposition of images of dead and wounded Palestinians and Ivanka Trump smiling in Jerusalem like a Zionist Marie Antoinette tell us a lot about America's relationship to Israel right now," suggests New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg. |
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