Hans Zeiger is author of "Reagan's Children: Taking Back the City on the Hill" and "Get Off My Honor: The Assault on the Boy Scouts of America." He is a senior fellow at the American Civil Rights Union and a 2008 Publius Fellow of the Claremont Institute. He lives in Washington State.
by Hans Zeiger -- It seems that not everything was as rosy on Election Day as the re-election of President Bush and the gain of Republican seats in Congress. Republicans lost more more…
by Hans Zeiger -- Tuesday was the first even-year Election Day since 1996 that I did not find myself upon a blacktop island in a congested intersection in the early morning hours. more…
by Hans Zeiger -- Thanks to all of you who voted for me in the contest to speak at the Republican National Convention. About 100,000 votes were cast, but I didn't quite more…
by Hans Zeiger -- Editor's note: This is your last chance to help choose a speaker for the Republican National Convention! Hans Zeiger has been selected as one of 10 youth finalists more…
by Hans Zeiger -- Editor's note: Hans Zeiger has been selected as one of 10 youth finalists for a primetime speaking position at the Republican National Convention, scheduled for Aug. 30 – more…
by Hans Zeiger -- Left-wing Seattle radio talk host Erin Hart told her audience Thursday that the life and early death of 13-year-old poet Mattie Stepanek is evidence of the importance of more…
by Hans Zeiger -- In 2054, Lord willing, I'll be 79 years old. And if Christ doesn't return, America will either be 278 or fallen upon what Vladimir Lenin famously termed the more…
by Hans Zeiger -- The day of Reagan's State Memorial Service at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., and his subsequent interment in Simi Valley, Calif., separate memorial services and vigils were more…
by Hans Zeiger -- The British refer to young people who grew up from 1979 to 1990 – during the time Margaret Thatcher was prime minister – as "Thatcher's Children." We could more…
by Hans Zeiger -- There are two old gravesites among the thousands in Arlington National Cemetery that have particular meaning for me on Memorial Day. The first is that of my grandfather, more…
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