menu_open Columnists

American Thinker

We use cookies to provide some features and experiences in QOSHE

More information  .  Close

Who Is Worthy Of Your Vote?

Sort through the misrepresentations, and ask yourself a few crucial questions about whomever you’re considering.

yesterday 3

American Thinker

Jay Tucker

The Trouble With Words, The Architecture Of Meaning, And General Vulnerability

Meanwhile, computer programs continue to battle it out for mastery.

yesterday 3

American Thinker

David Demay

Parallel Societies

Muslim immigration, institutional favoritism, and the corrosion of American civic trust.

yesterday 4

American Thinker

Lars Møller

James Talarico -- 'Gone Boy'

Talarico needs to come clean and tell us where he was and what he was doing during his “lost weekends.”

yesterday 0

American Thinker

John M. Williams

Marco Rubio: The Spirit that Created Western Civilization

Seldom does a politician deliver a speech with more historical and cultural breadth than Marco Rubio’s recent speech in Greece.

yesterday 4

American Thinker

Richard Kirk

Everything Is Russia’s Fault (Even Global Warming!)

Globalists see ‘Russian disinformation’ everywhere!

previous day 20

American Thinker

J.b. Shurk

Winning By Silencing Your Opposition

Perhaps no better example of malevolent government power is its willingness to target perceived enemies.

previous day 10

American Thinker

Allan J. Feifer

Yes, There’s a Genocide Being Waged in Gaza!

It’s just not being waged by Jews...

previous day 10

American Thinker

Joan Swirsky

The Schools Didn’t Fail Us. We Did.

What do we actually expect government schools to do? Who should be doing it instead?

previous day 2

American Thinker

Micheal S. Parkhurst

He Who Defines The Premise Wins The Argument

Once someone else defines the terms, they aren’t merely changing the vocabulary; they’re changing the argument.

previous day 1

American Thinker

Luis Gonzalez

The AI Writing Jig

A New York Times luminary writes that writing isn’t such a big deal.

previous day 2

American Thinker

Ben Sears

Escape From Rotherham

It’s too late for Europeans to save their culture. But it’s not yet too late here.

previous day 10

American Thinker

David Prentice

How the Nobel Committee Supports Terrorism

When terrorists applaud what you’ve done, you need to reconsider whether you’ve done the right thing.

previous day 1

American Thinker

Robert Sibley

Hailing Satan at City Council Meetings

Why would a community give center stage to an apostle of destruction?

previous day 10

American Thinker

J. Robert Smith

The Problem Of Immigrants Whose Faith Mandates Conquest

These are not the hard-working economic immigrants of old; this is a whole new type of immigrant, and America must address the change soon.

wednesday 8

American Thinker

Allan J. Feifer

Dear America: Don’t Be Like France

France is once again experiencing violent unrest. It is not comparable to the U.S. — at least not yet.

wednesday 5

American Thinker

Andrew Fox

Why Enshrine Abortion In Virginia?

Abortion is already legal in Virginia. But leftists are not satisfied.

wednesday 9

American Thinker

Chris J. Krisinger

Public Execution is Public Law. Public Law Requires Public Witness.

Secretary Hegseth is right to argue for a public firing squad against Nidal Hasan.

wednesday 6

American Thinker

Matthew G. Andersson

We Are In A Cold Civil War — And We Refuse To See It

And wars that are not recognized are lost.

wednesday 6

American Thinker

W. Galt

Don’t Believe the Polls!

Many polls are designed to make Republicans feel there is no reason to vote. Do not fall for the left’s propaganda attack via polls.

wednesday 8

American Thinker

Robin M. Itzler

Touring Great Britain, Thinking about America

Immigration by aliens who do not want to assimilate is as disruptive in England as in Western Europe and the United States.

wednesday 10

American Thinker

William R. Hawkins

Climate Models, Resource Failures, And Administrative Hubris

Neither prediction nor authority can substitute for demonstrated understanding.

13.10.2026 9

American Thinker

David Demay

The Most Perilous Period In American History

Had Donald Trump and the Republicans not won the presidency and control of Congress in 2024, the transformation of the United States from a...

13.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Steve McCann

Billionaires Will End The Affordability Crisis

There is a solution to the “affordability crisis” that does not require costly, odious government intervention. It’s called “free enterprise.”

13.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Robert Weissberg

Rubio Goes Full Greek In Athens

Marco Rubio just gave the most important speech given by a U.S. politician, or anyone, in our lifetimes.

13.10.2026 20

American Thinker

Christopher Chantrill

Victory Before Vanity

How conservative infighting has squandered power before—and why the midterms call for unity, discipline, and a battle of ideas.

13.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Lars Møller

A 6-Year-Old Black Boy Shot His Teacher—The Bodycam Video Is Worse

He was indoctrinated by a culture that no longer even pretends to conform to the norms that made America so successful.

13.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Vince Coyner

The EU's New Methods of Protectionism

The demand for free trade sounds rather hollow when one side cheats with export subsidies, artificially devalues its own currency, and in this way...

13.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Thomas Kolbe

A House Divided

The combination of fabrication and amplification by biased actors, and widespread public credulity, has produced a feedback loop that has damaged our...

12.10.2026 3

American Thinker

Kevin Finn

Mountains Or Molehills?

Are women responsible for their thoughts and actions even when they place themselves in risky situations?

12.10.2026 4

American Thinker

Whitson G. Waldo

A New Book Reveals How DEI Is Helping To Kill Opera

Opera, as a great art form, is struggling for many reasons, but it would certainly help if opera lovers let go of their obsession with DEI.

12.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Arthur Schaper

Cornell: Far Above Cayuga’s Waters

The Cornell Seven case is about more than sex, drugs, and accusations. It is about what happens when responsibility and due process disappear together

12.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Brian C. Joondeph

Nobody Goes To War For The Rules-Based Order

Borderless nations are easily conquered.

12.10.2026 10

American Thinker

J.b. Shurk

The Purists Versus The Realists

However dissatisfied Republican voters might be with their elected officials, they need to vote for them anyway.

12.10.2026 20

American Thinker

Luis Gonzalez

Our Brothers to the south, not the east

The United States has an opportunity to build stronger relationships with the nations of its own hemisphere.

12.10.2026 10

American Thinker

David Demay

America’s Pluralism Is Broken

Can it be fixed?

11.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Allan J. Feifer

French Defeat

Macron and the elite’s “belle indifférence” in France.

11.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Lars Møller

Liberal Bait And Switch Headlines

There was a time when a headline was supposed to describe the story. Today’s liberal media has decided it should replace the story.

11.10.2026 8

American Thinker

Jim Harden

How To Pick The Right Private School

A lot of parents are getting bamboozled by surprise leftist institutions ruining their kids. Don’t let yourself be one of them.

11.10.2026 10

American Thinker

J. Kevin Jenkins

Why Are Tech Bros So Desperate to Say AI Is Sentient?

It’s not because they’re over-excited about new technology. Follow the money.

11.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Mark St. Cyr

Rubio: ‘A Generational Shift’

This week in Athens, standing in front of the Parthenon, Secretary of State Marco Rubio gave a remarkable speech.

11.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Clarice Feldman

Why Venus Data Undermines The Consensus On Greenhouse Gas Warming

Venus’s extreme temperatures pose questions that, the author argues, standard greenhouse theory cannot adequately answer.

10.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Douglas J. Cotton

Europe and Russia Flirt with Nuclear War

There is no shame in armistice when the alternative is Armageddon.

10.10.2026 20

American Thinker

J.b. Shurk

Communism vs. Christianity

Who can doubt that wherever communism has risen, war follows?

10.10.2026 20

American Thinker

Fay Voshell

Democrats Don’t Own Affordability. Republicans Just Gave It to Them.

The receipt tells us what we pay. It doesn’t tell us how we got here.

10.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Luis Gonzalez

Can Today’s Youth Violence Be Traced To A Pill?

A revolution that transformed the American family may well have contributed to the erosion of parental discipline and the rise of youth violence.

10.10.2026 20

American Thinker

James Zumwalt

What Can Be Done About U.S. Government Weaponization and COVID Secrets?

News headlines a few weeks ago focused on U.S. government secrecy and potential COVID falsifications, but the mainstream media missed some significant...

10.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Robert L. Kinney

Talking About the Plague

Despite what you might read in the media, plague is nowhere in your future.

09.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Joe Alton

The European Warning: Why America Must Choose Sovereignty Over Surrender

Western European nations chose national suicide through bureaucratic paralysis and open borders.

09.10.2026 10

American Thinker

Amil Imani

We Did Too Good a Job

A threat nobody remembers does not feel like a threat at all.

09.10.2026 9

American Thinker

Micheal S. Parkhurst