Bookworm on Oct 28 2009 | Filed under: Military
Tweet Sousa’s marches have a lovely fin de siecle quality that makes them ageless. This march, though, isn’t ageless, but it’s damn good, and I really, really, really love how completely un-PC it is. It speaks to the heart of the troops’ job, without apology. As my Dad always said (and, my God, did he [...]
Bookworm on Sep 12 2009 | Filed under: Conservative ideology, Economics, Open Threads
Tweet The nature of conservatism is to be . . . well, conservative. We don’t throw paint on people. We don’t burn figures in effigy. We don’t bite off fingers. We put our heads down and do our jobs. So when two million conservatives (and independents) take the time, the energy and the money to [...]
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