At the end of 2019, I was cautiously optimistic that woke culture was coming to an end. America was experiencing…
North Korea’s gamble had backfired. MacArthur’s had succeeded. The landings at Inchon took the North Koreans completely by surprise. Seoul…
Ancient historians and philosophers like Herodotus and the Stoics believed that character and virtue determined fate. We have forgotten this,…
In a world of moral corruption, war, and authoritarianism, she was to serve as an angel of deliverance. Relena Peacecraft…
His was the face of a world consumed by war, and in watching the career of Treize Khushrenada, though fictional,…
Aristotle’s Rhetoric begins with a definition: Rhetorical study, in its strict sense, is concerned with the modes of persuasion. But…
My first real foray into the world of sales, selling, and persuasion came a few years ago at a seminar…
Donald Trump’s chances for re-election look good, but I do wonder whether he’s quite the charismatic force of nature that…
408 words have stood the test of time. They are feted and celebrated as much now as they were nearly…
A few weeks ago, the Democrats unveiled their new national slogan for the 2018 mid-term elections – “for the people.”…