Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I happen to like Ted Cruz — so far. There’s still time for me to learn more about him and change my mind. One thing that won’t be worrying me, though, is that he’ll be subject to valid claims against his citizenship, despite his having been born in Canada.
Continue readingI was at my church this past weekend and was struck by the large number of college-graduate children that are now back living at home with their parents, out of work. The impression I have is that many of these kids still have no idea what they want to do
Continue readingIf I were devising a citizenship test for Great Britain, I can think of some things I would ask. Broadly, I would ask about her history (what makes Britain British?), her form of government (details about Parliamentary Democracy), and the duties of a citizen. But you see, I’m not writing
Continue readingIn today’s American Thinker, James Lewis says Americans have to stop being so polite and start calling crazy ideas by their true name. Alan Keyes manifestly agrees: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJh0zexhcgU[/youtube] Regarding Keyes’ points, I have a couple of my own. Keyes is 1000% (yes, I meant 1000) right about the economic and
Continue readingIt would be easy to dismiss this all as a tinfoil conspiracy but for one thing: Obama is clearly hiding something. If he were transparent about this whole thing, it would vanish in a second. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gA6_k3NtXZs[/youtube]
Continue readingObama refuses to release his birth certificate. I’m with the Campaign Spot in believing that it shows nothing more than some embarrassment about the fact that his birth name was a Motown sounding Barry, rather than the hip, foreign sounding Barack. Be that as it may, given that a prerequisite
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