Union Goons Mobilize to Keep Power
In a very short time the people of Wisconsin will have to decide whether or not they want their state to be ruled by the goon squads of public...
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Posts by Sam Blumenfeld
Will America Become an Energy Cripple?
For years now environmentalists have been calling the shots when it comes to energy development in the United States. That’s why we don’t drill for oil where we know...
The Alinsky White House
Saul Alinsky was a radical revolutionary who taught other radical revolutionaries that the only way to achieve power in the United States is by stealth and deception. He said...
The New Frankenstein: Public Employee Unions
Judging from the behavior of public employee union members in Wisconsin, they believe they have the right to dictate to the government what their benefits ought to be and...
Hillary Rodham: Alinsky’s Favorite Radical
Hillary Rodham, born in 1947 and raised in a United Methodist Republican family in middle-class Park Ridge, Illinois, first met radical revolutionary Saul Alinsky as a teenager. She had...
The Power of Teachers’ Unions
The recent events in Wisconsin, in which unionized teachers behaved like third-world mobs, is a stark reminder of what a grave mistake it was to permit government employees to...
The Alinsky Effect or How to Understand Barack Obama
If you want to be able to understand Obama, our Community Organizer-in-Chief, you have to read Saul Alinsky’s two books, Rules for Radicals and Reveille for Radicals, which Obama...
A Harvard Professor Looks at Obama
Most of the subscribers to Harvard Magazine are alumni of Harvard University, a vast body of elite liberals, many of whom work for liberal causes, and some of whom,...
Miracles Versus Evolution
Many atheists will tell you that they would believe in the existence of God if only He would perform a miracle that they could see before their own eyes....
Oscar and the Power of American Culture
If you watched the Oscar awards as I did, you might have been awed by this assemblage of the world’s most talented actors, film directors, producers, cinematographers, set and...
Why Bill Gates’s Billions Will Not Improve Education
As we all know, Bill Gates and his wife Melinda have established a charitable foundation that will spend billions of dollars trying to improve American education. But despite all...
How Harvard Went from Calvinism to Unitarianism
Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is the oldest and most prestigious university in the United States. It was founded by Puritan settlers in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1636...
Colonial Education: Superior to Today’s Public Schools
When the Puritans arrived in the wilderness of New England, they set a high standard of education for the colonists, and the rest of the English colonies followed suit...
Is Obama the Lenin of America?
There can be no doubt that Barack Hussein Obama is a deeply committed socialist intent on destroying the American capitalist system and our Constitutional form of government. Anyone who...
The Great American Math Disaster
One of the reasons why so many Americans are confused about the large numbers being tossed around by our leaders in Washington these days is because of how poorly...
Lessons From Lenin
Few people can tell you how Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin was able to impose a brutal communist dictatorship over the Russian people. His strategy was simple and effective: Let...
On Being an Optimist
An optimist is someone who sees the glass half full, not half empty. An optimist is someone who sees the brighter side of life’s many ups and downs. An...
Boston Students Want More Sex Ed
Sex ed has been in Boston public schools for as long as we can remember. But apparently, a group of students are not satisfied with just being given condoms....
A Short History of Government Education
Most Americans assume that we've always had public schools, that they came with the Constitution and are an indispensable part of our democratic system. But nothing could be farther...
Why Johnny STILL Can’t Read
Fifty-six years ago, in 1955 to be exact, the most significant book about American education was published and, with very good reason, caused quite a stir. It was written...