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The Ramparts I Watched
[This article is reprinted from City Journal] In 1965, I was a Berkeley graduate student, on track to become a tenured radical. Instead, I dropped out and joined an obscure, liberal Catholic magazine...
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Revisiting Party of Defeat on Kindle for $4.99
The books that David Horowitz has written as a conservative fall into three general categories. The first is analytical. It focuses on the radicalism of the Left, its effects and how to oppose the...
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Tom Campbell’s Troubling Ties
Republican Tom Campbell, who served in the House of Representatives for ten years between 1989 and 2001, is currently running for the U.S. Senate seat occupied by California Democrat Barbara Boxer....
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The Left Celebrates the End of the War on Terror
The Left would dearly like to see two things happen now that Osama bin Laden has scored his virgins in Islamic paradise. First, leftists hope that the event will convince America that Barack Obama is...
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Port Huron at 50: Still Communist After All These Years
Before there was Occupy Wall Street and Zuccotti Park there was Students for a Democratic Society and Port Huron. When it was written in 1962, the Port Huron Statement announced the birth of the...
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Lessons on the New Left from the Hanoi Hilton
C-SPAN’s Brian Lamb recently interviewed Lee Ellis, author of Leading with Honor: Leadership Lessons from the Hanoi Hilton. The book is a valuable primer on history that many Americans have forgotten...
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New Left Totalitarians Celebrate Castro’s Victory
“I first went to Cuba in January 1968, during the height of revolutionary aspirations,” writes New Left celebrity Tom Hayden in “50 Years Later It’s Time for Closure,” a Dec. 21 oped piece in the...
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