Politics & Rights

In its aim to make room for “nuance,” the Nolan chart muddies political waters in myriad ways.

Widespread outrage concerning the Ryan plan shows the extent to which Americans regard people’s needs as constituting rights.

Republicans will not repeal Obamacare—but don't blame them; blame the moral code of altruism, in which the culture is steeped.

The idea that the entire left-right political spectrum is statist is not merely wrong; it is disastrously wrong.

Michael Dahlen reviews Extortion: How Politicians Extract Your Money, Buy Votes, and Line Their Own Pockets, by Peter Schweizer.

Regressives again have brought Milo Yiannopoulos much attention by violating his right to speak. Irony aside, such violence must be stopped.

Examines capitalism and statism in the light of several sciences, and shows capitalism to be the only social system supported by science.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been reading John David Lewis’s Nothing Less than Victory. This is exceedingly good news.

Michael Mazzone reviews Judicial Review in an Objective Legal System by Tara Smith.

Focuses on ways in which America’s founders learned from the Greeks’ mistakes and sought to avoid them in constructing the land of liberty.