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Why has hate become so profitable?
Why? Because fear is profitable. Networks, influencers and political campaigns have discovered that outrage converts into engagement, and engagement converts into money. The algorithm rewards anger, not reason. The more you hate, the more you scroll. The more you share, the more they earn. The villains we see on our screens are not reflections of reality, but of the market.
Armstrong Williams
Oct 133 min read
Autism, Tylenol, and Vaccine Protocols: An Interview with Dr. Ben Carson
You also heard President Trump’s announcement yesterday about Tylenol and his cautionary message. Given your background as a former pediatric neurosurgeon, this is your field, and you probably know more about it than just about anyone on the planet. Please share with us your thoughts.
Armstrong Williams
Sep 257 min read
The Silent Majority Is Applauding
Holding juveniles accountable for their crimes and offenses means that you teach them to take responsibility for their actions and accept the consequences of what they've done.
Armstrong Williams
Aug 162 min read
Why is Trump in Scotland?
What does Trump have up his sleeve? That’s the thing with him, you never really know what his true motivations are. Could he simply be golfing? Could he also be negotiating?
Armstrong Williams
Jul 291 min read
In Texas, the cost of early warnings was paid in death
Unfortunately, this tragedy, while certainly unavoidable, could have been mitigated. Kerr County's first emergency alert didn't occur until just hours before the flooding occurred.
Armstrong Williams
Jul 103 min read
The Age of Political Assassinations Is Here. Our Leaders Are No Longer Safe.
"...And let us reflect that, having banished from our land that religious intolerance under which mankind so long bled and suffered, we have yet gained little if we countenance a political intolerance as despotic, as wicked, and capable of as bitter and bloody persecutions."
Armstrong Williams
Jun 203 min read
Politics Can't Strip Us of Our Humanity
Because before anything else -- before politics, power or policy -- Biden is a man. A husband. A father. A grandfather. And like any man facing this kind of diagnosis, he is someone now staring down the hardest fight of his life.
Armstrong Williams
May 283 min read
Reflections from Dachau and Auschwitz
The gallows at Dachau faced the crematoria. The final images many Jews saw before their necks were snapped were clouds of foul-smelling smoke generated by the burning bodies of their friends and fellow prisoners.
Armstrong Williams
May 194 min read
The right to privacy under siege
“Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.”
Armstrong Williams
May 53 min read
It may seem that our republic is on its deathbed. Have we been here before?
The Ku Klux Klan, created in 1865, was led by Nathan Bedford Forrest with the mission of terrorizing and terrifying Blacks from enjoying their unalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Armstrong Williams
Apr 284 min read
Can Africa find its way?
The law of the jungle strangles the rule of law, i.e., the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must.
Armstrong Williams
Mar 313 min read
Columbia's Priorities Are Clear, and Jewish Students Aren't One of Them
Pulling funding alone won't cut it, though. We need deep, structural reform in these institutions. The moment their leadership stops facing
Armstrong Williams
Mar 133 min read
Get used to it: Understanding the age of Trump
Every country in the world is shaking in its boots after President Trump’s chesty address with hand grenades thrown every five minutes.
Armstrong Williams
Mar 133 min read
Hamas hostage release is a sorry spectacle
All who were abducted will carry unseen mental scars with them forever.
Armstrong Williams
Feb 63 min read
The Alfalfa Club shows what America can be
And, really, it’s too bad. If the public observed the genuine attitudes and interactions among elected officials and other leaders, they mig
Armstrong Williams
Feb 33 min read
On Inauguration Day, Trump writes the next chapter of America
In total, Trump signed 26 executive orders, 12 memoranda and four proclamations.
Armstrong Williams
Jan 283 min read
We need a health care system that works for everyone
Studies show that in the United States, more than 100 million Americans are saddled with medical debt. Total medical debt in the United Stat
Armstrong Williams
Jan 283 min read
On the precipice of the institutionalization of pardoning lawlessness
We fought a revolution to make the rule of law king and overthrow the tyrannical doctrine that the king can do no wrong.
Armstrong Williams
Jan 284 min read
We must never lose sight of Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream
His sermon to judge people by the content of their character not by the color of the skin still thunders like a hammer on an anvil today. Bu
Armstrong Williams
Jan 223 min read
Donald Trump's Last Hurrah
Fairness, equity and the rule of law combined militate against permitting immigrants who have flouted the law more generously than immigrant
Armstrong Williams
Jan 114 min read
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