Intellectual Takeout
What We Do At Intellectual Takeout, our team comes to work each day with a strong desire to help restore and uplift our nation. We connect with millions of Americans weekly by publishing a variety of articles daily, sharing them through extensive social media and email channels. We also host events, provide insights for traditional media programs, and deliver speeches to audiences of all sizes. We’ve noticed a significant demand for our work. As one of our readers, Eleanor, expressed it: “Reading your posts daily is like finding water in a desert.” Our purpose is clear: to create a safe space for individuals seeking truth, to rediscover the wisdom and traditions of the past, to engage in thoughtful discussions, and to apply these insights in their lives and communities. Our Editorial Standards Intellectual Takeout serves as a platform for commentary, featuring both original opinion pieces and republished content from various sources. We often highlight different perspectives, and the opinions we share may not reflect the views of our staff or parent organization. When we cover breaking news, we clearly mark those articles with a tag to differentiate them from our usual opinion pieces. Through our website and social media, we strive to be a “safe haven for rational discussion,” inviting people with differing opinions to seek truth together. We are committed to providing accurate information and encourage our readers to inform our editors if they spot any factual inaccuracies. We will promptly and publicly correct any mistakes we find. We maintain a clear separation between our editorial choices and the influence of our donors and board members. Our editorial team operates independently, and while donors may specify where their funds should be allocated (such as internship programs or public lectures), they do not influence the creation or publication of our content. Our Nonprofit Organization Intellectual Takeout is a program of the Charlemagne Institute, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization focused on laying the intellectual foundation for a cultural revival. To find out more about the Charlemagne Institute, please click here. We rely on the generosity of our donors to support our mission and sustain our programs. Nearly 10,000 individuals across the nation support the Charlemagne Institute and its initiatives, including Intellectual Takeout.
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1 week ago |
intellectualtakeout.org | Annie Holmquist
President Donald Trump unleashed another unorthodox idea the other day by floating the concept of tariffs on movies not made in America. Those in the movie industry “are downright apoplectic,” CNN reported, concerned that such an initiative will tank their business. I’m not sure what to make of this idea yet, as I can see benefits on both sides of the coin, but as others have observed, Trump at least gets points for consistency in applying his policies.
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intellectualtakeout.org | Jeff Minick
Years ago, a newlywed couple spent a couple nights at the bed-and-breakfast my wife and I operated. Talking with us in the kitchen one afternoon, the husband declared that he intended to be a millionaire by the time he was 30. He was then working in some sort of direct sales outfit in which promotion and higher earnings came with recruiting new members to his team.
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2 weeks ago |
intellectualtakeout.org | Annie Holmquist
It’s the National Day of Prayer, that one day a year that we seriously take a few minutes (or maybe not even that) to say a prayer that our nation will turn back to God and get serious about living right. It’s a beautiful and good tradition – with leaders dating all the way back to the American founders, such as President John Adams, proclaiming “day[s] of solemn humiliation, fasting, and prayer” for the country and its inhabitants. There’s no denying that America needs prayers.
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2 weeks ago |
intellectualtakeout.org | Jeff Minick
Dear soon-to-be graduates,The big day is right around the corner. You may need to wrap up some final exams, or turn in that last composition, but in the next few weeks you’ll be handed a diploma and step into the next stage of your life. Maybe you’re headed from high school into the work force or off to college, maybe you’re collecting your university diploma and starting a job.
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3 weeks ago |
intellectualtakeout.org | Annie Holmquist
Randi Weingarten, the head of the American Federation of Teachers, takes her teaching duties seriously it seems, even though she’s no longer in the classroom. Her expert teacher mentality reared itself in a recent interview with Fox News host Martha McCallum, making headlines when Weingarten referred to McCallum as “sweetheart” a couple times in a condescending tone.
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