America is experiencing a major culture war between its interpreters and the people.  It is less a war of political parties: Democrat versus Republican.  It is less a war of ideologies: conservative versus liberal.  The rapidly escalating censorship of the internet giants against Dennis Prager and an array of conventionally American advocates is a symptom of an interpretive class gone mad with their own power.  In many respects, it pits the secular against the religious and the higher economic class against the lower class.   It is girded by a unified political party.  Republicans and Democrats are significantly unified against a president they view as vulgar and offensive.  There is nothing liberal about the escalating intolerance of groups like Antifa and even the radical Islamic supremacist camp recently discovered in New Mexico.  There is a growing cultural reckoning between notions of America as a...(Read Full Article)