The following is a summary of the August/September issue of The St. Croix Review: Barry MacDonald, in “A Cornucopia of American Scandal,” touches on the horrific wildfire in Maui, amid an absence of American leadership; the continuing affliction of Marxist propagandistic news; the downgrading of American credit, and the profligacy of federal spending; the lawfare being waged against President Trump;…

The mission of The St. Croix Review is to end the destruction of America by reestablishing the family as the center of American life, restoring economic prosperity to an independent middle class, and reviving a culture of tradition. A Cornucopia of American Scandal Barry MacDonald — Editorial It has been the practice of this editorial to address one or two…

The Mission of The St. Croix Review Derek Suszko Derek Suszko is an Associate Editor of The St. Croix Review. He is taking a break from his series on his comparison of the Roman Republic with our present American society. His series will continue in the October/November issue of The St. Croix Review. Our mission can be stated in a…

Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld Allan C. Brownfeld is the author of five books, the latest of which is The Revolution Lobby (Council for Inter-American Security). He has been a staff aide to a U.S. Vice President, members of Congress, and the U.S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. He is associate editor of The Lincoln Review and a contributing editor to Human…

Majesty Tyler Scott Tyler Scott has been publishing her stories and essays since the early 1980s. She now lives in a small town in Southside, Virginia. One of the challenges of being a writer is the constant pressure to come up with story ideas. Do I write about myself? My family and friends? I write about the insurance man who…