Robert Knight

5 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Robert Knight

- OPINION: The flame of wokeness — intolerance in the name of tolerance — wasn’t lit recently. It has been smoldering under the flag of liberalism for the past 100 years or so. “These are the days when the Christian is expected to praise every creed except his own,” G.K. Chesterton wrote in 1928. At the time, moral relativism was already making its long, slow march through the institutions that impart cultural values, including liberal church denominations.

2 weeks ago | washingtontimes.com | Robert Knight

- OPINION: The only good thing to come out of COVID-19 is the public’s awakening to the fact that government officials will lie to us and the media will help them do it. We might have suspected it, but it had never been so blatantly obvious, at least not since the Vietnam War or the vanishing weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

3 weeks ago | afn.net | Robert Knight

In May 2021, they covered up a girl’s rape in a high school restroom by a boy wearing a skirt, and sent him to another high school, where he assaulted another girl. The first girl’s dad was thrown to the floor, handcuffed, and arrested when he refused to shut up about it at a school board meeting. The superintendent was later fired over the coverup. Unfazed, the Democrat-dominated school board weeks later enacted a policy allowing students to use the restroom matching their claimed gender identity.

3 weeks ago | washingtontimes.com | Robert Knight

- OPINION: You may have heard by now that Loudoun County, Virginia, school officials are at it again. In May 2021, they covered up a girl’s rape in a high school restroom by a boy wearing a skirt and sent him to another high school, where he assaulted another girl. The first girl’s dad was thrown to the floor, handcuffed and arrested when he refused to shut up about it at a school board meeting.

1 month ago | washingtontimes.com | Robert Knight

OPINION: The death of a pope prompts much talk about spiritual matters. The world is watching to see whether the papal conclave of Roman Catholic cardinals will replace Francis with another leftist/progressive or someone more like John Paul II.