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Die-----Die Quickly!
Tit for tat…..I was wondering when a Dem would be stupid and say something that the Repubs would seize on and demand an apology….well, I did not have to wait long…now did I? The Mini… more →
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Reflections: Review of Professor Zarefsky's on-line course: "Abraham Lincoln: In His Own Words"
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amelo14 wrote 2 hours ago: Review of: Abraham Lincoln: In His Own Words (Taught by David Zarefsky, The Teaching Company) Profes … more →
Politico Just Cold-Reporting Right-Wing Talking Points as News, Now
ACG wrote 5 hours ago: Wonder what lines the Republican Party views as particularly salient, in their ongoing quest to misl … more →
Prosaic Pundit Pens Poorly-Planned Panegyric Praising Palin's Populism
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ACG wrote 1 week ago: A sequel to the praiseworthy primer, “Palin the Post-Partisan Populist Pals around with Pundit … more →
Statism, Symbols, Patriotic Mantra, and Irony
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ACG wrote 1 week ago: In a post published today, Salon has hit on what, I think, is a deep irony: isn’t it odd that … more →
NCA: Abortion Criminalization as a Master Narrative in U.S. Catholic Political Rhetoric
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Kari J. Lundgren wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s one more – as prepared for presentation on November 14, 2009, at the 95th Annual … more →
NCA: Catholic Social Teaching and the Abortion Reduction Counterstory in the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election
Kari J. Lundgren wrote 2 weeks ago: This is a different kind of post than our usual Religious Rhetorics material. It is, rather, a relev … more →
Health Care and Coercion
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ACG wrote 3 weeks ago: As Representative Pence ably demonstrated yesterday, in the sunset of House GOP opposition to health … more →
More Than Intentions
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DarwinCatholic wrote 3 weeks ago: Don Boudreaux of Cafe Hayek makes a good point which is too often glossed over in political debate: … more →
Toward post-global warming-ism? (Dan Platt)
danieljplatt wrote 3 weeks ago: A few weeks ago, The Pew Research Center released the results of a study of American attitudes towar … more →
Contemporary Political Rhetoric and Teaching History
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Mark Stoneman wrote 1 month ago: Earlier this month I did a post on my Hist 100 blog that might be of some interest to readers here, … more →
Reflections: Brief review of Professor Bartlett's on-line course: "Masters of Greek Thought: Plato, Socrates, and Aristotle"
amelo14 wrote 1 month ago: Review of: Masters of Greek Thought: Plato, Socrates, and Aristotle (Taught by Robert C. Bartlett, T … more →
Ronald Reagan: A True Political Rhetorician
silentspirit18 wrote 1 month ago: Ronald Reagan, was “‘The Great Communicator’, but he was more than that. Among po … more →
Working for Free…a Georgian Experiment
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careersi wrote 1 month ago: Unemployed and looking for a job? Good news, jobs are out there! Only one catch, there is no pay. … more →
Towards a Responsible Definition of "Socialism"
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ACG wrote 1 month ago: “Red baiting” — the process of referring to one’s opponents as “social … more →
Die-----Die Quickly!
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lobotero wrote 2 months ago: Tit for tat…..I was wondering when a Dem would be stupid and say something that the Repubs wou … more →
"ObamaCare" -- the "Celebrity" Ad's Enduring Legacy
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ACG wrote 2 months ago: Down in the polls, and without relief in sight, McCain ran in August 2008 what was to become one of … more →
Is Bipartisanship Worth the Hassle?
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ACG wrote 2 months ago: Not anymore. Political myths have value — it’s been true for at least 2,072 years, since … more →
Dirty Politics: Smathers, Pepper, and Quasi Malediction in American Political Folklore
Bonnie Taylor-Blake wrote 2 months ago: Bonnie Taylor-Blake For more than 60 years, American political folklore has featured the sly candida … more →
Fearing Not I'll Become My Enemy in the Instant I Preach
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1contrarian wrote 2 months ago: As usual Sherry’s recent posts have made me think. As a white man I feel embarrassed when I see the … more →
