To remake America, progressives have centered on a strategy of rewriting history, distorting current events, changing language, and using false allegations of disinformation and racism to censor and suppress centrists and conservatives. Read more: americanmind.org/salvo/progress…

The modern administrative state is so big, powerful, and unaccountable that … It created new “lawful pathways” for illegal aliens to stay in the U.S., Then created an app, CBP One, to facilitate this, And used it to fly 1.3 million (!) people into the country, With no

New: Why isn’t Harris winning by a lot? washingtonexaminer.com/daily-memo/316…

URGENT: Governor Gavin Newsom -- can you please confirm that Kamala Harris is correct when she says it is now legal to shoot a home intruder in California? Because I was under the impression they had to be 1) aiming a gun at you with 2) no chance of escape in order to legally

Some heavy Mrs. Woodrow Wilson vibes: nypost.com/2024/09/20/us-…

An important piece of investigative journalism. Springfield, OH: “The story in this town is not about cats or dogs. It’s about mules.” jewishjournal.com/commentary/opi…

“At that moment the presidency lost its ability to control the agencies.” Russ Vought on how Nixon lost his grip on federal spending—and the bureaucracy. Full panel will be posted this week: freedomlibrary.hillsdale.edu.

🧵 1. Kamala Harris wants to gut the law (the Religious Freedom Restoration Act “RFRA”) that has been used primarily to protect Muslim, Jewish, Native American, and other people of minority faiths—all for the sake of promoting bigotry against Christians.

Talk about undermining democracy

UPenn declined to sanction Dwayne Booth, a lecturer at the school, for his cartoons depicting “Zionists” as Nazis who drink the blood of Palestinians. But it is sanctioning Amy Wax, a tenured law professor, for “unprofessional conduct” and “targeted disparagement.”

Big news. This is a massive canary in the coal mine for the U.S. Army diversity invoice coming due. It’s no coincidence SMA Weimer is one of the most battle-hardened warriors on the planet. We must support him. military.com/daily-news/202…

'The letter calls on people to ‘finish the job’ of killing President Trump, attempts to rouse people in incendiary terms to do so, and offers $150,000 to anyone who succeeds. There was no apparent justification for releasing this information at this stage' foxnews.com/politics/forme…

Mixing it up a bit this week on the podcast

America 2100 is doing some good work. See Claremont Institute Publius alum Nate Hochman on the ground in Ohio and Pennsylvania, covering stories the mainstream press ignores.

It’s rare that I agree wholeheartedly with an Atlantic piece, but I certainly do here! theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Changed it up a bit for this week’s The American Mind podcast

Read my good friend Mike’s piece at Law & Liberty. lawliberty.org/forum/a-libera… Mike is part of the inaugural class of professors at University of Austin

We discussed Vivek Ramaswamy’s new book, Truths: The Future of America First. We took up immigration, Civil Rights law, nationalism, trans-leftism, and the deep state. Vivek wants the book to equip Americans with the facts on the leading issues of our current crisis.

Wonderful news

Amy Wax is a good friend of Claremont Institute and The American Mind, and an occasional contributor to the Claremont Review of Books (she has also been teaching in recent years at our John Marshall fellowship). Her treatment by Penn has been outrageous (though not surprising).