Bill Whittle — Pep talk on why conservatives shouldn’t be depressed about the awful Roberts decision
Pep talk for conservatives, although it doesn’t start out that way. But hang in there, it’s worth it. … Continue reading
Tag Archives: limited government
The Moral Case For Free Market Capitalism
Margaret Thatcher’s success in turning Great Britain away from socialism and labor union dominance happened because the people believed her argument that it was a failed system that delivered unemployment and poverty in lieu of its much heralded promise of … Continue reading
Core Principles
The Three Constitutional Principles That Make the Tea Party Tick Elizabeth Price Foley is a Constitutional law professor and the author of the new book The Tea Party: Three Principles, where she examines what makes the tea party tick. She … Continue reading
The U.S. is becoming like a potluck dinner for 10 where 5 don’t bring anything but feel entitled to all they can eat
That sort of potluck wouldn’t turn out well. Those that made the effort to prepare a dish for friends would see the 5 who came empty handed as moochers. Glenn Reynolds’ Sunday Washington Examiner column uses the potluck dinner as a … Continue reading
A Timely Quote When Time is Running Out
Roger Kimball says: …the Republicans’ only live hope for the 2012 Presidential election is to endorse an articulate conservative candidate. So far, they have failed to find him (or her). Time is running out. The spectacle of mutually assured destruction … Continue reading
A Voters’ Guide to “Republicans” — You Know, Those Evil, Fascist, Nazi, Racists
This is really, really good. A must watch. … Continue reading
Danger Ahead For Republicans? (UPDATED)
If Mitch McConnell and John Boehner follow their instincts they may lead Republicans into a trap being laid for them by Democrats. Obamacare is a toxic law that cannot be compromised with any more than you would compromise with someone … Continue reading