The following is a summary of the 2022 December issue of The St. Croix Review: Barry MacDonald, in “Comments on the Midterm Elections” assesses disappointments and successes, the present balance of power, and a conservative “bubble.” Mark Hendrickson, in “The Destructiveness of ESG,” details the many evils of the “Environmental, Social, and Governance” (ESG) scoring system, which is a strategy…

The mission of the St. Croix Review is to end the destruction of America by re-establishing the family as the center of American life, restoring economic prosperity to an independent middle class, and reviving a culture of tradition. Comments on the Midterm Elections Barry MacDonald — Editorial For those of us who uphold good government, the protection of the innocent,…

Kengor Writes . . . Paul Kengor Paul Kengor is a professor of political science and the executive director of The Institute for Faith and Freedom at Grove City College, in Grove City, Pennsylvania. These essays are republished from The Institute for Faith and Freedom, an online publication of Grove City College, and The American Spectator. Paul Kengor is the…

A Happier Life Is a Connected Life Timothy S. Goeglein Timothy S. Goeglein is the vice president of External and Government Relations at Focus on the Family, Washington, D.C. My colleague Jim Daly, president of Focus on the Family, wrote in his book, Marriage Done Right: “[Marriage] is a sacred union of a man and a woman that confers myriad…

The Fall of the Roman Republic: A Narrative and Analytical Comparison with the Contemporary Conditions of the United States of America — (Part 2) Derek Suszko Derek Suszko is an associate editor for The St. Croix Review. Summary of Previous Installment: The Roman Republic, founded in 509 BC, emerged from numerous struggles after 300 years to become the pre-eminent power…