Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Another Saturday, and another post at McCain-Palin 2008, a blog with which I’m involved and that I want to promote. Here’s the start of this week’s post and, as always, if you like it, here’s the link to read the rest: Joshua Muravchik, a self-admitted Red Diaper baby, is now
Continue readingAs you may recall, I was both impressed and dismayed by the opening ceremonies for the Beijing Olympics. I’ll quote the point I made that comes back again in this post: They were gorgeous. They also reminded me very strongly of the public spectacles that socialist countries have always loved:
Continue readingOne of the common responses to my post urging hidden conservatives to come out into the open in this election, if not to their friends and neighbors, at least to their fellow Republicans was that the situation can’t really be that bad. The Left isn’t any more snarky and snarly
Continue readingObama was caught during his speech to minority journalists making noises that sounded remarkably like reparations talk: “I personally would want to see our tragic history, or the tragic elements of our history, acknowledged,” the Democratic presidential hopeful said. “I consistently believe that when it comes to whether it’s Native
Continue readingTerry Sater writes about the fact that, coddled by loving euphemisms, Americans are marching headlong into the same dreadful socialist experiment that failed all over Europe — a failure that took place within the lifetime of every single American voter. This is not a case of a few centuries or
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