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Nativism is Resurgent, But Who are The Natives?

Djelloul Marbrook sounds like no one else. If I had to compare him to someone, I would say Emily Dickinson, oddly-because no one sounds like Dickinson, either.

A Review of John Samples’ The Struggle to Limit Government

A review of John Samples' The Struggle to Limit Government. The Struggle to Limit Government begins with a brief overview of progressivism leading up to Franklin Roosevelt...

The World According to Monsanto By Marie-Monique Robin Review

Agent Orange was codenamed by the military and resulted in the death or disability of over 400,000 people and was recognized as being instrumental in the on-going problems of our servicemen who served in Vietnam. It was manufactured by Monsanto!

God & Race in American Politics Book Review

'Together, race and religion make up, not only the nation's deepest and most enduring moral problem, but also its broadest and most enduring political influence.

2010 Pulitzer Winner Tinkers – Continues Unifying Theme Among Books Awarded

Moira Cue is reading and reviewing every Pulitzer Prize winning novel ever written. In this article, she draws a thoughtful analysis among thematic elements among some prize winners, preceding a careful reflection on this years prize winning novel,

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