Bill Whittle sees in this current conflict in Israel a battle between ancient tribal barbarism and a more humane 21st century way of life.
Category: Right Angle
Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott bring conservative perspective, fun camaraderie and passion for principles to the news of the day.
The ever-changing styles of the men of Right Angle kickoff this week’s pre-production meeting.
Walter Russell Mead in The Wall Street Journal says the way to beat China is indirectly — by promoting the ambitions of other Asian nations.
The cost of manufacturing wind turbines, solar panels and batteries with American union labor would drive up the costs of power, and delay implementation of environmentalists’ Utopian dreams.
The Trump administration’s progress toward peace in the Middle East — via the Abraham Accords and taking a firm position toward Iran — seems largely squandered as rocks and rockets fly again between the Palestinians and Israel.
Leftists suddenly discover the value of oil pipelines they have wanted to shut down.
Stunned at the sudden realization that they’re recording the Backstage episode…
Most Portland riot suspects won’t be prosecuted on Federal charges because the office can’t handle the case load.
ABC News comes now with a story that the COVID-19 virus may have emerged from a Chinese lab — an idea laughable just last year when Trump-backers advanced it.
The 2020 U.S. Census shows that immigrants won’t dominate the electoral demographic future as much as either party has said. Democrats hope and Republican fear that the influx of would tilt the country to the Left. But this is NOT happening, and here’s why.
In the wake of the George Floyd murder trial, the Target store in downtown Minneapolis gets its exterior painted with a racial justice mural that shows a town in flames as protestors riot. Will this curry favor with the ‘woke’ crowd, or is it just another confirmation of Stockholm syndrome? Stephen Green, Bill Whittle and […]
Scott Ott suffers a vicious attack that leaves him itching to praise the miracles of modern medicine.
Academics issue a trigger warning for literature classics to protect their tender young charges from the shock of plot twists and character flaws. And if the students can’t complete the work, they get a ‘G’ grade.
Theologian Chanequa Walker-Barnes, Ph.D., publishes her ‘Prayer of a Weary Black Woman’, which begins “Dear God, please help me to hate white people…”
Cultures have always needed — and created — heroes. But have we descended so far that we’ll settle for a mid-level bureaucrat?