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Win or Lose, Now is the Time to Prepare for the Struggle to Come

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Christopher Roach has written an important article over at American Greatness that touches on themes brought up at American Remnant in number of posts (See here, here, and here, for instance).  In particular, Mr. Roach stresses the importance of the deplorables organizing—we will be in for a fight no matter who wins the presidential election.  Some excerpts: “On balance, if Trump is re...

The Man Who Would be King: Sean Connery, RIP

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The Man Who Would be King: Sean Connery, RIP By Wayne Allensworth No one did it better than Connery. Sean Connery was among the last of what your humble servant and life-long movie fan would call a “movie star” in the fullest sense of the term.  He was a fine actor as well, an underrated one in my view.  Movie stars had an identifiable, larger-than-life persona they embodied...

More is at Stake Than Manners

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Donald Trump is often boastful, frequently coarse, even vulgar. He is not a model of virtue, or decorum, or even good manners. As a result, many people who have voted for Republican presidential candidates in the past plan on voting for Joe Biden. This impulse is certainly understandable. But it may not be wise. The Democrats have given many signals that they view this election as the chance to...

At a Morning Mass in France

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This morning, a Muslim murdered three people at morning Mass, in Nice, in France. One of the worshippers, a 70 year old woman, was apparently beheaded. These people were killed for one reason alone: they were Catholics. Such a thing is beyond my comprehension. Also beyond my comprehension is this: the lack of anger among so many of my fellow Catholics, including among our bishops. What happened...

The Old Desperado is Gone: Jerry Jeff Walker, RIP

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BY Wayne Allensworth The old desperado is gone. Jerry Jeff Walker, suffering from throat cancer, passed away on October 23 at age 78.  We won’t see his like again. Walker, or just plain “Jerry Jeff” to his many fans, was a folk singer who honed his craft in Greenwich Village in the 60s and wrote perhaps his best known song, Mr. Bojangles, after spending a night in a New Orleans drunk tank. The...

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