Karl Marx

It has become increasingly difficult to believe that the nation the Founders envisioned will even be remotely recognizable in a couple of decades down the road.

Red is, of course, the worldwide color of Communism.

The Russian Revolution of November 1917, now being marked by its centenary, ushered in a hundred years of political tyranny and terror, economic suffering, exploitation and corruption.

One of the leading ideological punching bags for well over one hundred years has been the ideas, institutions, and impact of “capitalism” on society.

The main difference between Hitler’s form of national socialism and Mussolini’s concerned the meaning of “nationalism.”

Though it may seem strange, Karl Marx was not always a communist. As late as 1842, he actually said he opposed any attempt to establish a communist system.

Election years are depressing experiences for friends of freedom. The campaign stump, invariably, brings out even more of the worst in mainstream politicians who make their living by making promises they cannot keep through spending other people’s money. The 2016 presidential election cycle has only magnified this pattern.