The labor union insider and columnist who was the victim of an acid attack at the behest of New York gangsters deserves a serious retelling of his story.
Author: Paul F. Petrick (Paul F. Petrick)
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Baseball, Malthus, and Time Travel
A new novel about the Cleveland Indians takes some strange time-traveling and ideological tangents that long-suffering Cleveland fans may consider par for the course.
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Tony Dolan’s Other Evil Empire
This month marks the one-year anniversary of the great speechwriter’s death and is a good time to reflect on the power of honesty in combating evil.
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Remembering the Gulf War 35 Years On
As one of the last unambiguous American wins, the Gulf War marks its 35th anniversary this year as America embarks on another conflict in the region.
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Ronald Reagan’s Imaginary Friends and Enemies
Edmund Morris was wrongly ridiculed for using a fictional narrator in his biography Dutch. The recent Reagan biopic shows how it’s the perfect technique to tell the 40th president’s story.
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Release ‘The Path To 9/11’
The 2006 docuseries based on the 9/11 Report aired on ABC in 2006 and has never been shown again owing to objections from Democrats.
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Lack of Will
Today’s comedy is lacking in the kind of mastery of mediums and an understanding of mankind that made Will Rogers an all-time great.
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The 1783 Project
Without the Treaty of Paris in 1783, declaring our independence would have been a hollow exercise. True freedom must be won.
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The Anti-Biden Son of Scranton
Robert Casey, a champion of America’s most vulnerable minority, died without regrets—because Casey was everything Joe Biden was not.
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I’m Running for Pope
The surest way to avoid a pope tainted by any of the scandals plaguing the Church is to elect a layman.
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Voodoo Trumponomics
Ironically, by following the world instead of leading it, America may replace the prevailing free trade orthodoxy and spur an industrial renaissance.
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Old Saint Knick
Washington Irving’s contribution to America’s celebration of Christmas may have been the first blow against the religion of “woke.”
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D.C. Comics
“Mallard Fillmore” and its creator, Bruce Tinsley, reveal the struggles of conservative journalists—both in the comics section and reality.
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The Logic of ‘Laci and Conner’s Law’ is Undeniable
A society that treats the death of the unborn son of Scott Peterson at the hands of his father as an unspeakable crime but would have licensed his death at the hands of his mother will eventually be forced to confront its own incoherence.
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The Mystery of Thomas More
Why didn’t More simply flee when his life was threatened by King Henry VIII? Both his obedience to God and his patriotism forbade it.
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Blame Bob Hope
The Democratic Party's realignment with big business was engineered by former DCCC Chairman Tony Coelho, once a lost young man before comedian Bob Hope took him under his wing.