Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

When the appointed conservative debates the resident liberal at a conference, don’t expect sparks to fly, particularly when the former echoes the latter’s talking points.

Be careful who you boycott. They might be your friends and you could be discouraging them from helping you.

That didn’t take long: A professor from U-Mass Amherst attacked President Trump’s characterization of the murderous MS-13 gangs as “animals.”

And they’re proving it by participating in a conference and the Brookings Institution called “Building a more dynamic and competitive economy.”

Apparently they missed the part that goes “regardless of race, creed or color.”

That’s what the U. S. Department of Education wants to know.

The old joke is that those who can’t do teach, and Washington Post columnist E. J. Dionne has been teaching his brains out.

We write frequently about the carnage and chaos wrought by communism and socialism because somebody has to.

We lost two sages.

When left-wing students, and faculty, at a left-leaning college think that speech restrictions in the name of sensitivity have gone too far, we should be sensitive.

It’s more rigidly enforced than either of our physical land borders are.

It usually occurs at liberal events.