A Book to Win the Culture War | Frontpage Mag
When the malady is madness, a dose of mad sanity just might be the antidote.
Stay updated with breaking news from Armstrong Rides. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
When the malady is madness, a dose of mad sanity just might be the antidote.
Appeals to reason are likely to founder on the fact that the Left’s dogmas are fundamentally irrational. Try H. W. Crocker’s Armstrong and the Mexican Mystery.
Harry Crocker and I go way back, to our undergraduate days at UC San Diego where he was a founder of the conservative student newspaper, the California Review, that I
It’s hard to be a kid these days. Your blue-haired teachers appear on Libs of Tik-Tok videos bragging about selling you into sex slavery, and people go “Ho-hum. How cute. Don’t judge.” If you’re a girl, the federal government and institutions like Boston Children’s Hospital will promote “gender affirming hysterectomies.” And, of course, also on […]
(AP Photo/Sotheby's, File) Harking back to the not-too-distant past when education didn’t entirely consist of learning how racist and evil our forefathers were, H. W. Crocker III heads up his latest and arguably most riotous picaresque novel, Numquam concedere. That’s “Never concede,” kids, and after Covid-19, the 2020 election, the exaltation of perversion and insanity, the Reichstag Fire incident of January 6, and six months of Biden’s handlers stirring up war, inflation, invasion, and more, it’s a good motto for dissidents to keep in mind. In Armstrong Rides Again!, the chief...