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Conservative, Or Just Angry, Embittered, And Unwilling Or Unable To Get Along With Others?
Peter Wehner has an interesting post in Commentary regarding the tenor of many people who go by the conservative banner. His post should be read in full, but here is the money quote: There have always been those in politics … Continue reading
Posted in politics, religion
Tagged Chris Christie, conservatism, conservatives, Michael Oakeshott
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ZoNation: MLK Legacy Belongs to the Nation, Not Just Democrats
I’m on a roll this week, offending some longtime readers of this blog. First, by calling out Sandy Hook conspiracy truthers as morons, and now with this: Key point: If states’ rights means more to you than individual God-given rights, … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged Alonzo Rachel, conservatism, conservatives, Democratic, Democratic Party (United States), GOP, libertarians, Lincoln, MLK, Rand Paul, Republican, Ron Paul, United States, Whig Party
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Why Some Anti-Tax Republicans Were Against Plan B, And For Higher Taxes
Ramesh Ponnuru made an interesting observation yesterday, which bears repeating: One false claim making the rounds about the House Republicans who defeated John Boehner’s “Plan B” last night is that they don’t understand that higher taxes are inevitable. A lot … Continue reading
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Tagged Boehner, Congress, conservatives, House Republican, John Boehner, Plan B, raising taxes, Ramesh Ponnuru, Republican, taxes
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Where’s Mitt?
The first post on this blog which got any major traffic was one written in August, 2009, entitled, “Where’s Romney?” In it, I decried Romney’s silence as the presumptive GOP nominee for 2012: Many GOP insiders, Beltway mavens, and East … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 presidential campaign, conservatism, conservatives, GOP, Mitt Romney, Republican, Republicans, Romney
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