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During his time as the U.S. ambassador to France, Thomas Jefferson wrote that if he faced a choice between “a government without newspapers or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter.” Jefferson would be disappointed with today’s trends. Increasingly, we are seeing government without newspapers, especially at the…
“UVA students’ efforts to erase Jefferson from campus more than just Tom-foolery” Talk about ingratitude. Students at the University of Virginia have become the latest young Americans to try to saw off the branch of the tree that they are sitting on. In this case, the legacy of Thomas Jefferson. An article written by the…
“#Letters to the Editor — Nov. 29, 2021” The Issue: The City Council’s drive to let green-card and work-visa holders vote in NYC elections. It’s bad enough that President Joe Biden wants to compensate illegal immigrants who were separated at the border, but now the City Council wants to allow non-citizens to vote (“Green card…
“#Bill de Blasio buckles to the fringe” In the midst of the 2020 George Floyd protests, New York’s City Council demanded in a pique of illiberalism that Mayor de Blasio remove a statue of Thomas Jefferson from City Hall. Never one to shy away from a horrible idea, Hizzoner is now honoring this deeply anti-American…
“#De Blasio booting Founding Father Jefferson from City Hall” This Founding Father will no longer be in “the room where it happens” — thanks to Bill de Blasio. The mayor, who has just three months left in office, is quietly banishing a statue of Thomas Jefferson from City Hall’s Council chambers — where it has…
“#How Hamilton and Jefferson’s hatred gave rise to a polarized US” The damp spring and hot summer of 1793 brought clouds of mosquitoes infected with yellow fever to close-packed Philadelphia. Twenty thousand residents fled for the safety of the countryside. Nearly 5,000 lives, a tenth of the city’s population, were lost. As the death toll…