Target: $150,000

Regular readers likely noticed by now that we have been holding a spring webathon. Yesterday, we announced a special offer for generous donors of $250 or more: an autographed copy of our own Noah Rothman’s groundbreaking new book, Blood and Progress: A Century of Left-Wing Violence in America. The overwhelming response generated by the offer pushed contributions to our fundraiser to over $100,000. We are grateful to everybody who has already contributed, and now we are setting a target of $150,000, with the hopes of wrapping things up soon.

Contributions from readers like you are what allow us to support Noah’s great work, as well as the work of the rest of our amazing team of journalists. Dan McLaughlin’s defenses of constitutional government and the nation’s glorious founding; Andy McCarthy’s searing legal analysis and illumination of the threat posed by radical Islam; Kamden Mulder’s work on radicals infiltrating the American education system; Abigail Anthony's keeping tabs of ongoing DEI abuses, often under another name; and many other contributions too lengthy to fit in one post, as I know you’re all busy people.

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If you share this mission and like what we do, I hope that you will consider joining nearly 800 others, and make a donation to our webathon. Any amount helps, from $5 to $5,000 -- and again, any contributor of $250 or more will receive a signed copy of Noah Rothman’s forthcoming book, hot off the presses.

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