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“The topics varied widely—from the radical Marxist foundations of the Black Lives Matter movement to how the left is working to destabilize our elections—but all are especially relevant today.” – The Heritage Foundation, April 4, 2022
“Her research, which culminated in her new bestselling book, Rigged: How the Media, Big Tech, and the Democrats Seized Our Elections, determined that the partnership between many major powerful American institutions controlled information to manipulate the outcome of the election.” – Hillsdale College, November 10, 2021
dies September 20, 2021 – “Like other perceptive European observers of the U.S., including Alexis de Tocqueville, Codevilla understood American exceptionalism better than most and how important it is to protect that exceptionalism for future generations.” – The Heritage Foundation, September 30, 2021
“All our techniques of social welfare, all our science, all our comfort, all our liberty, all our democracy and foreign aid and grandiloquent orations — all that means nothing to me and nothing to you in the moment when we go. At that moment we must put our souls in order, and the way to do that was lighted for us by Jesus, and since then we have had need of no other light.” – National Review, February 27, 2021
“We’re beginning to see a little bit of a backlash against political correctness because people are learning to spout the right politically correct platitudes, when its obvious that they don’t mean them, and that they’re just going through the motions of saying the words and the people on the receiving end of that don’t appreciate it, but what they do appreciate is somebody who will treat them with respect, with human dignity, treat them with honesty, integrity, in a Christ-like manner.” – Christian Post, January 16, 2019
“Mr. Buckley, of course, was no mere host, but an intellect of the first order who preached undiluted conservatism. Author, publisher, commentator, he bucked the liberal order by revealing the emptiness of its utopian promises.” – The Heritage Foundation, February 28, 2018
“The opportunity to live our lives as we will; the security of impartial law, through which our grievances are answered and our hurts restored; the protection of our environment as a shared asset, which cannot be seized or destroyed at the whim of powerful interests; the open and enquiring culture that has shaped our schools and universities; the democratic procedures that enable us to elect our representatives and to pass our own laws–these and many other things are familiar to us and taken for granted. All are under threat. And conservatism is the rational response to that threat.” – How to be a Conservative, published September 11, 2014
born March 29, 1602 – “Studying Jewish writings, he showed from rabbinic teachings that Jesus was clearly identifiable as the Messiah. “Even the Lord’s prayer is derived from expressions that had long been familiar in the schools and synagogues of Judea.” His book Horae Hebraicae explained the New testament in light of knowledge he had gleaned from the writings of rabbis.” – Christianity.com, June 1, 2007
April 12, 1972 – “Rather than bemoan the fate he saw approaching, he worked night and day to dictate to assistants all that Christ had taught him. For days on end, he went with only two hours of sleep. The words they wrote down described the glory of God, the power of Christ’s resurrection, the proofs of God’s existence, and Christ’s righteousness for believers… On this day, April 12, 1972 Nee completed twenty years in prison, five years more than his maximum sentence.” – Christianity.com, May 10, 2010