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Will Biden be a transformational president? Lee Edwards History offers us a prism through which to consider the question. Presidents most often become great when tested by a great crisis such as a war or a depression. Franklin D. Roosevelt is usually ranked among our greatest presidents because his New Deal is credited with leading America out of the Great Depression and because he led the Allies to victory in World War II. Non-woke historians, however, note that U.S. unemployment was still in the double digits after six years of the New Deal. But there is no disagreement tha...

Editorial: The only fraud is John Eastman Photo from The Panther Archives At a pro-Donald Trump “Save America” rally in Washington, D.C. Jan. 6, attorney Rudy Guiliani railed against supposed voter fraud contributing to President Joe Biden’s win in the 2020 presidential election. “So,” Guiliani declared, slapping his hand onto the podium. “Let’s have trial by combat.” The rally has been tied to the insurrection on the United States Capitol that took place on the same day. Directly following Guiliani’s speech at the rally, John Eastman, a now-retired law professor at Chapman ...

Lee Edwards column: The challenge for conservatives in a post-Trump world Lee Edwards - The Heritage Foundation We often hear calls for national unity when presidents are inaugurated. And we’re sure to hear them again, despite the fact that we are still divided, red and blue, liberal and conservative, coastal city and heartland town. But we should not despair. We’ve been divided since the birth of the Republic, when the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists, the Hamiltonians and the Jeffersonians, fiercely debated our form of government. In the end, guided by the Declaration of Independenc...

Commentary: The challenge for conservatives in a post-Trump world The Heritage Foundation (TNS) Share We often hear calls for national unity when presidents are inaugurated. And we’re sure to hear them again, despite the fact that we are still divided, red and blue, liberal and conservative, coastal city and heartland town. But we should not despair. We’ve been divided since the birth of the Republic, when the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists, the Hamiltonians and the Jeffersonians, fiercely debated our form of government. In the end, guided by the Declaration of Independence and the...

Struppa was under pressure from faculty to oust Eastman, prompting him to say he could not because of the professor's tenure. A petition condemning Eastman for his role in filing a legal brief before the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to overturn the election results drew support from 159 faculty. In an interview Monday, Eastman told City News Service he was undecided about whether to continue his association with Chapman. "That will be decided whether I want to continue to work with these people or not -- it's an open question,'' Eastman said. "What I said at the rally last week was true,'' East...