Scott Walker
Columns by Scott Walker
College student destroying American flags on 9/11?
A student activist destroys a 9/11 memorial in the middle of the night -- throwing away 2,977 American flags. Sounds impossible? Sadly, it is not. Published September 16, 2021
Young people need to be reminded about 9/11
We need to tell young people about what happened on 9/11. We need to tell them who did it to us. And we need to tell them why they did it to us. Published September 11, 2021
Things are bad in California and seem to be getting worse for Gov. Newsom
Gavin Newsom is in trouble. Published September 4, 2021
No one left behind. Can Biden rise to the occasion?
Moments of crisis require leaders to rise to the occasion. Published August 26, 2021
Biden’s incompetence brought us chaos
Instead of peace through strength, Joe Biden has chaos through incompetence. Published August 19, 2021
The Reagan Revolution worked: Taxes should be cut, not raised
President Ronald Reagan signed the largest tax cut in American history 40 years ago. He signed it at his beloved Rancho del Cielo on August 13, 1981. Published August 12, 2021
Reagan’s firing of striking air traffic controllers set the stage for his presidency
Forty years ago this week, President Ronald Reagan fired 11,345 striking air traffic controllers who had ignored a court order to return to work and banned them from federal service for life. Published August 5, 2021
The life lessons that shaped Ronald Reagan
Love for America. The dignity of work. Empathy for others. Intolerance for bigotry. Faith in God's Divine Plan. Our 40th President lived his values, and his Midwest upbringing shaped them. Published July 29, 2021
Communism has failed Cuba
Libertad para Cuba or as we say in English: Freedom for Cuba. Published July 22, 2021
Petulant, childish Texas Democrats need to return home
"1 Walker Defeats 14 Runners!" That was the bumper sticker Congressman Sean Duffy and his wife, Rachel, gave to me at a supper club in Washburn, Wisconsin after we enacted our budget reforms. Published July 15, 2021
We’re only one generation away from losing America
Who is proud to be an American? I am. The good news is that an overwhelming majority of adults (68%) are very or extremely proud to be an American. The bad news is the only group that is not proud are young people. Only 36% of those aged 18 to 24 said that they were extremely or very proud. Published July 8, 2021
While America heralds freedoms won, Communist China celebrates oppression
We will celebrate Independence Day this weekend with plenty of red, white and blue -- plus fireworks. Published July 1, 2021
Two-parent families are not only a moral imperative, they are an economic one, too
America would be better if fathers played a larger and more positive role in the lives of their children -- and government less of a role. Published June 24, 2021
Cancel culture literally prohibits conservative voices on college campuses
Freedom of speech is guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution. It should be revered on our college campuses. Sadly, that is where it is most at risk. Published June 17, 2021
Reaffirming a devotion to freedom this Flag Day
The American flag is an inspiration to freedom-loving people around the world. Published June 10, 2021
GOP needs to trumpet common-sense reforms or risk being silenced
A former network news anchor told me he had never heard such a loud response from the delegates at a Republican National Convention for someone who was not the nominee. Published June 3, 2021
Honoring the sacred dead this Memorial Day
Radical indoctrination enraged many activists to tear down statues and other monuments to American icons during the past year. Published May 27, 2021
Getting America back to work after COVID-19 pandemic
Americans need to get back to work. More than just helping kickstart the economy, employment is a key part of happiness. Literally. Published May 20, 2021
Biden needs to reward workers and not punish them
Imagine going over to your grandparents to rake leaves. Once done with your chore, grandma gives you $10. Upon returning home, however, your parents take seven of your 10 dollars as a "tax" for living in their home. Published May 13, 2021
Ending cancel culture’s reign on college campuses
Radicals violated the constitutional rights of Arthur Laffer and conservative students on the campus of the State University of New York at Binghamton (SUNY-Binghamton). Published May 6, 2021
