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The Bane-stream Media, Second Amendment Denial, and Knife-Control
By
Jack Kerwick
On Tuesday, April 9th, a man with a knife went on a rampage at Lone Star College near Houston, Texas. Fourteen people were stabbed. On Wednesday, April 10th, USA Today covered the attack, reassuring readers that knife attacks like these “are rare.” Is it a stretch to think that USA Today, along with the left-leaning…
Revisiting Conservative Principles: A Look at Russell Kirk
By
Jack Kerwick
The name of “Russell Kirk” is heard seldom, if ever, in conservative circles today. This is tragic, and maybe even a bit scandalous, for as William F. Buckley—a person whose name is well known—once said, it “is inconceivable even to imagine, let alone hope for, a dominant conservative movement in America without [Kirks’] labor.” Given…
The Academic, The Journalist, and Free Speech
By
Jack Kerwick
No one waxes more indignantly over perceived infringements of their freedom of speech than media personalities and academics. My thesis: Media figures and academics, taken as media figures and academics, may not have a right to speak as they do much, and even most, of the time. Journalists, and the rest of us, assume that…
Faux Conservatives, the Script, and the Death of the Conservative Movement
By
Jack Kerwick
The conservative movement is dying, if it isn’t already dead. But neither “the left” nor some rightist doctrine is the culprit. Rather, the movement is reaching the point of extinction because those of whom it is comprised, and its spokespersons particularly, have all but killed it. And they’ve killed it by abandoning conservatism in favor…
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