Man, I Feel Like a Womxn
Programming note: On Thursday I'll be back on the telly with Tucker Carlson, live across America at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific, with a rerun at midnight Eastern. If you're in the presence of the receiving apparatus, I hope you'll dial us up. ~A lady on last week's Mark Steyn Club Cruise asked me how I pronounced the word "squirrel" and seemed unaccountably convulsed with hilarity when I told her. But it's not so funny out on the wild Frontier: The woman informed Frontier Airlines she was taking an "emotional support animal" on the flight from Florida when she made her reservation, according to the Associated Press. However, she did not say the animal was a squirrel. The airline said they called Orlando police after they asked the woman to ... |
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Topical TakeSwingin' Supremacists
Today was Brett Kavanaugh's first day on the Supreme Court, following last night's ceremonial swearing-in by Kavanaugh's mentor Anthony Kennedy. The last month has certainly demonstrated the high stakes of judicial confirmation. But just why is the Court so important? And what would America's founders have to say about that? Here's what I wrote in my column back in Kennedy's marriage-redefining heyday: Since the retirement of Sandra Day O'Connor, Swingin' Anthony Kennedy has been the swingingest swinger on the Supreme Court, the big Numero Cinco on all those 5–4 white-knuckle nail-biting final scores. So naturally Court observers have been paying close attention to his interventions in the Obamacare oral arguments. So far he doesn't sound ... Steyn on FoxDarkest Hour of the Eternal Present
On Monday Mark returned to "Tucker Carlson Tonight" to discuss the colossus of the twentieth century (Clinton) and a discredited peripheral figure we should all forget about (Churchill). Click below to watch: You can read Steyn on Britain's "Darkest... Politics & Current AffairsTaking a Mile So They'll Move an Inch
Programming note: I'm back on dry land and tonight, Monday, I'll be returning to "Tucker Carlson Tonight", live at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific, with a rerun at midnight Eastern. If you're in the presence of the receiving apparatus, we hope you'll dial us up. ~I am reluctant to compare myself, an impoverished Canadian showtune queen, to a billionaire president of the United States, but I will confess that, late in the Kavanaugh shenanigans, it all began to ring a vague bell with me. A decade ago, when my battles with the "human rights" commissions got going up north, I was told by wise old birds to stay calm, let the process play itself out, don't rock the boat, etc. There was one lone dissenter who told me, no, no, if you do that, you're going ... Steyn on FoxImmigration and Birthright
While the Mark Steyn Club Cruise is sailing off Nova Scotia, we thought you might enjoy this extended interview with Mark's old friend and piano-playing imam Andrew Lawton on immigration north and south of the border, and indeed elsewhere: Topical TakeThe Majority as Identity Group
A remarkable election in Quebec, and its wider implications SteynPostsPost-Democracy and the Populists
Welcome to a brand new SteynPost in which Mark expounds on some recent examples of a phenomenon John O'Sullivan, Mrs Thatcher's former speechwriter, has been discussing on the current Mark Steyn Club Cruise: the ever more open contempt for the will of the people: SteynPosts is made possible through the support of members of The Mark Steyn Club... Katz & CRTV vs SteynCRTV vs Steyn: The Verdict
A case that should never have been brought finally ends. Katz & CRTV vs SteynKatz & CRTV vs Steyn: A Cut-Out'n'Keep Guide
Cary Katz's four Steyn suits (and counting) The War on Free SpeechThe Vertigo at the Top of the Stick
Michael E Mann's defamation suit against me enters its sixth year in the constipated bowels of DC justice... Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... |
Steyn's Song of the WeekYesterday When I Was Young/She
On September 19th the 94-year-old Charles Aznavour was on stage at the NHK Hall in Osaka, Japan. After a triumphant concert he returned to his home in Mouriès, the lovely olive-oil town in the south of France, and died there suddenly last Monday. It was a spectacular run for a man who outlived all his contemporaries, and indeed an entire musical tradition. His arrival nine and a half decades ago was the first of many unexpected plot twists: He was supposed to be born in America; his parents were only passing through France, awaiting final approval of their US visa from the American Embassy. But a newborn babe is on a schedule all his own, and so on May 22nd 1924 Shahnour Varinag Aznavourian was born in Saint-Germain-des-Prés rather than ... Mark at the MoviesGosnell
A must-see new movie on the mass murderer who couldn't make the papers A Clubman's Notes"We've All Had Our Whack"
From The Mark Steyn Club Cruise sailing down the Eastern Seaboard, welcome to the final episode of John Buchan's prescient thriller set in the hell of the Great War. Greenmantle was one of our most ambitious audio adventures, but we're also delighted to say it's proved one of our most popular. One of our newer Club members took a while to catch on, but is rapt for the final stretch... A Clubman's NotesA Hanging Before Dusk
Welcome to the penultimate episode of John Buchan's thriller of German machinations and Islamic revival A Clubman's NotesOn the Tsar's Nightstand
Welcome to Episode Twenty of our nightly audio adventure, Greenmantle A Clubman's NotesThe Ephod of the Prophet
Direct from the Mark Steyn Club Cruise at beautiful Prince Edward Island, where the gables are green but the mantles aren't, welcome to Part Nineteen of John Buchan's Great War thriller... A Clubman's NotesThe Minarets of Erzerum
Welcome to Episode Eighteen of our nightly audio adventure - Greenmantle A Clubman's NotesThe Fields of Nebuchadnezzar
Time for the Sunday installment of our Tale for Our Time, a John Buchan thriller set on the great enduring fault line between east and west... A Clubman's NotesA Rattlesnake and a Bird
Direct from the St Lawrence River on the first night of the inaugural Mark Steyn Club Cruise, welcome to Episode Sixteen of our nightly audio adventure The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowKeeping Your Head When All About You Are Losing Theirs
On the TownNon-Stop Number Ones
with Mark and his guests Bananarama, Mike Batt, Don Black, Simon Climie, Christopher Cross, The Human League, Julio Iglesias, Lulu, Artie Shaw, Paul Simon, Jule Styne and Andy Williams (plus bonus appearance by Ted Cruz) |
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