Martin Morse Wooster: Book Man
An entire library was to Martin but an “after-dinner mint.” He daily consumed oceans of books, newspapers, and magazines on every subject imaginable and several beyond the imaginations of most…
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Martin Morse Wooster: Martin’s Genuine “Civic Participation”
Martin understood what real civic participation is—love of your neighbors, your local sports teams, and your local civic festivals. Hazlett recalls how Martin “viewed every parade, and devoured each spectacle.”…
Martin Morse Wooster: Big Martin vs. Big Philanthropy
Martin relentlessly hammered Big Philanthropy. On the one hand, he could write with deep appreciation of titans whose entrepreneurial genius allowed them to amass a fortune that would later be,…
BREAKING: “Zuck Bucks” Pushing Progressive Policy in Elections Offices
Newly revealed documents acquired by the Honest Elections Project and John Locke Foundation and reported in the Washington Examiner reveal how the Center for Tech and Civic Life…
The Great Reset and Its Critics: The Technocrats
In mid-2020, after COVID-19 and lockdown policies to (unsuccessfully) stop it had spread across the world, the World Economic Forum (WEF) leader Klaus Schwab, along with the man now known…
The Great Reset and Its Critics: The Great Reset
In July 2020, Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret published "COVID-19: The Great Reset," which the authors wrote would “help understand what’s coming in a multitude of domains.” But at a…
The Great Reset and Its Critics: The Great Narrative
The ambition of "COVID-19: The Great Reset" and the WEF’s broader Great Reset projects ensured that the 2020 volume would not be the last word on the question. So, in…
The Great Reset and Its Critics: The Critics
The ambition of the Great Reset agenda was sure to provoke a response from critics. Given recent political developments in the United States that have placed conservatives in opposition both…
The Great Reset and Its Critics: Conclusion
The technocratic mentality that pervades the World Economic Forum’s messaging, including "The Great Reset" and "The Great Narrative," holds that the politicians and corporate officials who convene at WEF’s Davos…
Charity or Billions for the Left’s Voter Pipeline? How and Why [REPOST]
Common sense might suggest that foundations interested in voter turnout should bankroll get-out-the-vote efforts rather than registration campaigns to get the most bang for their buck. In fact, they fund…