Jonathan Bronitsky | National Review

Public Colleges and Universities Should Stop Penalizing Out-of-State Students

By Jonathan Bronitsky August 25, 2015

It’s anti-conservative — and anti-prosperity — to insist that public colleges and universities reserve spots for in-state applicants.

Culture

How Liberalism Is Destroying Jewish-American Zionism

By Jonathan Bronitsky July 22, 2015

Many of America’s eminent Jewish advocacy organizations are keen to champion multiculturalism yet unwilling to take steps to protect their own culture.

Politics & Policy

Why We Couldn’t Solve the Jewish Liberalism Puzzle

By Jonathan Bronitsky June 9, 2015

Some reasons why many Jews are liberal are obvious; others, embedded in history or in sociocultural dynamics, are harder to discern.

Politics & Policy

The British Connection

By Jonathan Bronitsky August 25, 2014

For many, the British accent of the Islamist who executed American journalist James Foley was almost as shocking as the barbaric murder itself. In the days that follow, critics of ...

Politics & Policy

Jesse Jackson’s Futile Feud with Oxbridge

By Jonathan Bronitsky December 23, 2013

The 2013 film Admission is a comedy-drama about the professional and romantic trials of Portia Nathan (Tina Fey), an intrepid Princeton University admissions officer. At one point in the movie, ...