Those of a certain age — meaning roughly 65 or older — will recall the "Bicentennial Minute." These were one-minute homages to the mostly good history of America that ran on CBS from 1974 through 1976 to mark America's 200th anniversary. Politicians, celebrities and average Americans of all political stripes appeared in the videos. It was a mostly unifying time following the divisive Vietnam War and the political scandal known as Watergate.

As socialism appears to be sweeping big cities and universities as we approach our 250th anniversary, a small organization has decided to fight back, using the ideological equivalent of a fire extinguisher.

The Washington Times reports that an anti-communist film festival is being planned for October by conservative activist Mark Judge in partnership with the Victims of Communism Foundation.

Judge and the organization are raising money — $26,000 so far through a GoFundMe campaign — to show anti-communist films like........

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