I always enjoyed his pieces here on FR and was quite shocked at his death.
I always enjoyed his pieces here on FR and was quite shocked at his death.
Me as well.
RIP Mike.
What is truly astonishing is how much abuse has been heaped on President Trump and he seemingly thrives on it. The more abuse dumped on him, the stronger he gets. Most ordinary people would have dropped out of the fight or taken the Mike Adams exit.
I hope that is true and not just a façade that President Trump presents.
Very interesting article. Thanks for posting.
And The Party of Compassion still cheers.
What a kind and sensitive reverie.
I met Mike at CPAC some years ago. A genial and humorous person. I found his columns on Townhall very entertaining. Little did he know how gargantuan the dragon he was fighting would become—marxism on campuses, surrounded by an iron curtain of evil self-righteousness and cruelty.
A serious essay Mike wrote described his nights on his knees in prayer as the seven-year battle over his tenure fight wound all the way to the NC Supreme Court.
A terrible loss. I’m so sad for his fiancée, his father and other loved ones, the Church Universal whom he came to love, and all First Amendment advocates. RIP
I knew Mike, had spoken a few times, and had discussed various speaking options at UD. This piece spends a lot of time on the author, rather than Mike.
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