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. Weird Barry MacDonald — Editorial The Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate, Tim Walz, aimed the word “weird” at Republican v. p. candidate J. D.…

Hendrickson’s View Mark W. Hendrickson Mark Hendrickson is an economist who recently retired from the faculty of Grove City College, where he remains a Fellow for Economic & Social Policy for the college’s The Institute for Faith and Freedom. These essays are republished from The Institute for Faith and Freedom, The American Spectator, and The Epoch Times. The Secret Democratic…

Forging a Christian Politics Derek Suszko             Derek Suszko is the Associate Editor of The St. Croix Review. Introduction In a previous essay, I attempted to effect a partial reconciliation between a personal devotion to Christianity and the practical pursuit of temporal power offered by the philosophy and doctrines of Friedrich Nietzsche. A majority of Christians can never retreat from…

Versed in Country Things — the Test of Winter, Part II Jigs Gardner The late Jigs Gardner was an associate editor of The St. Croix Review. Jigs Gardner wrote from the Adirondacks. These early essays, some of which were written decades ago, are of timeless quality. On the morning of January twenty-first, during a blizzard that had begun the day…