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I’ve been posting less and less, dear readers, and here’s why: I’m increasingly optimistic about our continent. All that I’ve seen of opinion polls suggests to me that our gene… more →
The Tiger on Politics
Barack Obama: vulture socialist
wrote 55 minutes ago: Barack Obama’s early career as a Chicago community organizer provides him with a deep and appa … more →
Do the Dew... as long as your drink is smaller than 16 ounces..
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wrote 6 hours ago: It’s funny the things that can get a person thinking about how precious — or even precar … more →
Capital Punishment Determined by Social Class: Inevitable or Unjust?
wrote 9 hours ago: Author: Brittany E. Williams Class seems to be an inevitable determining factor in many social … more →
Why policy rules are important for economic growth
wrote 19 hours ago: In his seminal 1944 book, the Road to Serfdom Friedrich von Hayek noted that the case for rules-bas … more →
Rick Santorum's It Takes a Family 11
wrote 19 hours ago: In my latest reading of It Takes a Family: Conservatism and the Common Good, Rick Santorum criticize … more →
Not all communitarians are communist: Wilson C. McWilliams and the Conservative Communitarian Tradition
wrote 1 day ago: Some political types are skeptical of military expansion, foreign intervention, want to seriously re … more →
Rick Santorum's It Takes a Family 10
wrote 1 day ago: In my latest reading of Rick Santorum’s It Takes a Family: Conservatism and the Common Good, S … more →
An International Movement for a Participatory Society?
wrote 1 day ago: Writing in The Occupied Times of London, members of the Greater London Chapter of the interim Intern … more →
Less than Nothing: Hegel and the Shadow of Dialectical Materialism
wrote 2 days ago: Hegel LESS THAN NOTHING: HEGEL AND THE SHADOW OF DIALECTICAL MATERIALISM NEW TITLE: LESS THAN NOTHIN … more →
Is Your Government a Headless Chicken?
wrote 2 days ago: by Stephen Cook This article was written in two parts a couple of years ago for the Unite and Win Gr … more →
Now the U.S. presidential race begins
wrote 2 days ago: The Republican primary in Texas has confirmed Mitt Romney as the GOP presidential candidate for the … more →
Make Mine Freedom: The Dangers of Communism and Benefits of Capitalism
wrote 2 days ago: A cartoon from an age long gone. … more →
Rick Santorum, It Takes a Family 9
wrote 2 days ago: In my latest reading of It Takes a Family: Conservatism and the Common Good, Rick Santorum talked ab … more →
Self-governing as doubling?
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wrote 2 days ago: The assumption of ‘self governing’ requires a doubling of sorts. Must it be built on a … more →
THE NEW YORK TIMES, MSNBC, DAN RATHER, KEITH OLBERMANN AND THE LOT
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wrote 3 days ago: It is easy for conservatives to fall into a gloom and doom trap. Patriotism, Christianity and even … more →
Good Things I Have Stolen, Number Two
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wrote 3 days ago: Some time ago – a disgracefully long time ago, actually – I promised to nick some good t … more →
A Brief Burkean Diagnosis of American Political Culture
wrote 3 days ago: Strong families, churches, and communities have always functioned as natural and significant checks … more →
Communitarians, Conservatives, and the Liberal Idea
wrote 3 days ago: A week ago, Bradley C.S. Watson over at The Imaginative Conservative reviewed two books on communita … more →
Why Natural Law Arguments Make Evangelicals Uncomfortable | Christianity Today | A Magazine of Evangelical Conviction
wrote 3 days ago: From a Christianity Today article a while back: Yet at the same time, there may be signs that the fr … more →
