Prager talks to Ann McElhinney, co-producer of the new movie, Gosnell and author of the book Gosnell: The Untold Story of America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer (now out in paperback).

Prager talks to Ann McElhinney, co-producer of the new movie, Gosnell and author of the book Gosnell: The Untold Story of America&rsquo;s Most Prolific Serial Killer (now out in paperback).

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The next few months are anniversary-heavy for our nation.

Before the fireworks of the 250th Fourth of July begin, try with family and friends to agree on what we are celebrating. Try as well to articulate how we defend what our country has long been committed to.

We’re also only three months away from the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks by Al Qaeda.

The great and the awful anniversaries are connected by that which the first proclaimed and which the second attempted to end: freedom.

We ought also to spend part of this celebration in reflecting on admiration for the courage of not just those who voted “yes” on the Declaration, but also to who had the courage to actually sign their names to it on August 2, 1776.

This brace of anniversaries should remind every American that ours is a unique and enduring commitment to human liberty.

May we all renew our commitment to the country’s first principles.

The next few months are anniversary-heavy for our nation.
Before the fireworks of the 250th Fourth of July begin, try with family and friends to agree on what we are celebrating. Try as well to articulate how we defend what our country has long been committed to.
We&rsquo;re also only three months away from the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks by Al Qaeda.
The great and the awful anniversaries are connected by that which the first proclaimed and which the second attempted to end: freedom.
We ought also to spend part of this celebration in reflecting on admiration for the courage of not just those who voted &ldquo;yes&rdquo; on the Declaration, but also to who had the courage to actually sign their names to it on August 2, 1776.
This brace of anniversaries should remind every American that ours is a unique and enduring commitment to human liberty.
May we all renew our commitment to the country&rsquo;s first principles.

Hugh Hewitt: Three Monumental Anniversaries for Our Nation

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As we close in on our nation’s birthday, more and more data give us cause for great concern.

As Abraham Lincoln put it in his time, so too is it true today: “At what point is the approach of danger [to us] to be expected? [I]f it ever reach us, it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide.”

Look around at our civic health just now.  Article IV of our Constitution guarantees us a republican form of government—but, in our major states and cities, we now see elected leaders and political candidates from one of our two major parties that embrace both national and democratic socialism, fascism and communism—we see a party fully embracing hatred of free enterprise as much as constitutionalism and Americanism. 

And: It all comes with a large dose of antisemitism.

This must be pointed out—and reversed.

As we close in on our nation&rsquo;s birthday, more and more data give us cause for great concern.
As Abraham Lincoln put it in his time, so too is it true today: &ldquo;At what point is the approach of danger [to us] to be expected? [I]f it ever reach us, it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide.&rdquo;
Look around at our civic health just now.&nbsp; Article IV of our Constitution guarantees us a republican form of government&mdash;but, in our major states and cities, we now see elected leaders and political candidates from one of our two major parties that embrace both national and democratic socialism, fascism and communism&mdash;we see a party fully embracing hatred of free enterprise as much as constitutionalism and Americanism.&nbsp;
And: It all comes with a large dose of antisemitism.
This must be pointed out&mdash;and reversed.

Seth Leibsohn: Cause for Concern as We Approach Our 250th

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.America is celebrating its 250th birthday, but it's been hard to get the party started.

Many Americans remember our bicentennial in 1976. It wasn't long after Watergate and the Vietnam War. It was even a presidential election year, but we put all of that on hold to celebrate our great nation.

How long ago that seems. This year, the administration launched a nonpartisan freedom 250 initiative to give America a spectacular birthday party. But left-wing activist targeted artists scheduled to perform at the national concert, leading some to withdraw and turning what should have been a patriotic event into a political fight.

Instead of bringing Americans together, the celebration has become another arena for political conflict. That's unfortunate and revealing. It shows how much work remains to restore unity in our country, pride in our history and confidence in our future.

.America is celebrating its 250th birthday, but it's been hard to get the party started.
Many Americans remember our bicentennial in 1976. It wasn't long after Watergate and the Vietnam War. It was even a presidential election year, but we put all of that on hold to celebrate our great nation.
How long ago that seems. This year, the administration launched a nonpartisan freedom 250 initiative to give America a spectacular birthday party. But left-wing activist targeted artists scheduled to perform at the national concert, leading some to withdraw and turning what should have been a patriotic event into a political fight.
Instead of bringing Americans together, the celebration has become another arena for political conflict. That's unfortunate and revealing. It shows how much work remains to restore unity in our country, pride in our history and confidence in our future.

Carol Platt Liebau: America’s 250th: Hard to Get the Party Started

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Dennis Prager with Ann McElhinney on New Movie Gosnell

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