Progressivism

One of the continuing and burning issues in America today is determining how we view ourselves and how we view others, including in matters of race.

One of the issues that confronts the friends of freedom is how best to make the case for liberty as a political idea and ideal and as a policy proposal.

Freedom and the free society are once again under direct attack by those who espouse far-greater degrees of government control over people’s lives.

Is “Strive on—the control of nature is won, not given” a controversial statement? What does it mean for science if it is?

The good news is that civics education, which teaches children the basics of good citizenship, is quickly gaining fans after being dormant for decades.

The swamp can be traced in large part to the “administrative state.” The administrative state was first proposed by Woodrow Wilson as an answer to complex governmental operations.

Every American learns in grade school of the three-part structure of the U.S. government: the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.

Almost all Americans seem to acknowledge the failures of the government school system; today’s disagreements and debates are confined only to causes and proposed solutions.

America! For more than 250 years the word has represented hope, opportunity, a second chance, and freedom. In America the accident of a man’s birth did not have to serve as an inescapable weight that dictated a person’s fate or that of his family. The American identity is shaped, not predetermined. We are a society of the free.