Topic: Patriotism

Mothers Make Patriots
Mothers Make Patriots May 11, 2024 J.B. Shurk My ancestors did not fasten my patriotic love of America inside my heart.  My mother did.
Pi Kappa Phi—a rager with purpose
Pi Kappa Phi—a rager with purpose May 2, 2024 Earick Ward Your salvo is akin to the acts of bravery committed at our founding, by the Sons of Liberty; their actions sparked a revolution.
A gay-themed country-western hoedown in Seattle just canceled the American flag
A gay-themed country-western hoedown in Seattle just canceled the American flag April 11, 2024 Andrea Widburg No, this is not the Bee. This is what really happened because the radical leftist fringe wants America to be erased.
'Everything dear to the American character'
'Everything dear to the American character' August 9, 2022 Olivia Murray The story of Colonel Travis provokes us to patriotism and resolve.
The Great Untethering
The Great Untethering July 31, 2022 Douglas Altabef The ultimate loss of accountability is the lack of a sense that our behavior is being observed from on high. 
Deconstructing postmodern progressive patriotism
Deconstructing postmodern progressive patriotism May 14, 2018 Sam Holliday Since September 2016, disrespect for the nation's flag and anthem has spread from a few football players of the NFL to many parts of the USA. Patriotism has been turned upside-down in keeping with the deconstruction of civic virtues that took root in the 1960s. 
Spitting in the Eye of Freedom
Spitting in the Eye of Freedom October 5, 2016 Kim Clendenen This isn’t about the anthem and flag as tangible items.  It’s about the intangible things the flag and anthem represent.
Rudy Giuliani and the one-way taboo
Rudy Giuliani and the one-way taboo February 20, 2015 Thomas Lifson Democrats are free to impugn their opponents’ decency and patriotism while Republicans never are allowed to do so.
To Love Being American
To Love Being American March 30, 2014 Jeremy Egerer If a person were ever truly interested in what makes Americans great, the most natural and enjoyable way would be to divorce his mind from an American perspective.
Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain: Professor, Soldier, Christian Man of Honor
Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain: Professor, Soldier, Christian Man of Honor February 23, 2014 Alan Roebuck Here is an all-too-brief homage to a great American -- if for no other reason than to observe how greatness is always possible.
I Ache for a President Who Loves America
I Ache for a President Who Loves America October 22, 2013 Christopher Chantrill Hatred is a poent fuel, but one that burns out every engine that uses it.
The Patriot's Dilemma
The Patriot's Dilemma March 30, 2013 Glenn Fairman While not the last refuge of scoundrels, patriotism is a tool much like any other, one that can be used for either good or evil.