Slay the Dragon: Grassroots Myth
Slay the Dragon is a profile of the 2018 Voters Not Politicians (VNP) redistricting amendment to the Michigan Constitution. The film makes a mighty effort to conceal its major argument:…
Deception & Misdirection
Slay the Dragon: Big Business Myth
What you will find in Slay the Dragon is a tired old conspiracy about the left’s favorite bogeymen, such as the Koch brothers and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Slay…
Slay the Dragon: Obsolete GOP Myth
Slay the Dragon more innocently stumbles into some of the fictions because of a lie the filmmakers have told themselves. Contrary to their mythology, the 2008 election results did not…
Slay the Dragon: Change the Michigan Constitution
The film repeatedly portrays Fahey and Voters Not Politicians as selling an “independent” commission. Although deceptive, that’s not an accident. Support for a third major political party has been at…
The Left Falls in Line Behind Biden After Reade Allegation
The Left has taken their cues on sexual misconduct allegations against Joe Biden from the man himself, proving the hypocrisy of the “believe women” stance that came from the #MeToo…
The Battle for America’s Understanding of Its True Self
Earlier this month, New York Times’ journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones won a Pulitzer Prize for creating “The 1619 Project.” The celebrated series aims to “reframe our country’s history” around our alleged…
Antifa: We Have Been Here Before with the Weathermen
President Donald Trump clearly believes Antifa, a loose coalition of extreme and often violent leftists, is responsible for inciting some—he might even say “most”—of the recent rioting in cities across…
Why Commies Hate the 1619 Project
“Do we have any idea why Trotskyites are fighting this so hard?,” I was asked earlier this year regarding the Socialist Equality Party’s sensible criticisms of the New York Times Magazine’s 1619 Project. …
Don’t Put Anything of
Value in the Mail—
Except Your Michigan Ballot
On Tuesday, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced that each of the state’s 7.7 million registered voters will receive an absentee ballot application for the November 2020 general election.
Pulitzer-Winning 1619 Project Couldn’t Even Get Its Own Name Correct
On Monday, May 4, the lead essay from the New York Times Magazine’s 1619 Project won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary. The 1619 Project has been controversial since its introduction…