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Joel is a Web developer and student of law & politics currently residing in Bowling Green, Oh. Comments are always appreciated!
A concise history of American neo-conservatism
It’s about a half-hour read… but it is so worth it. Robert Kagan at World Affairs Journal First, he defines the term: when employed fairly neutrally to describe a foreign policy worldview, as Packer does, neoconservatism usually has a recognizable … Continue reading
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A cogent liberal…
As I was researching a previous post, I came across a number of interesting blog posts and interviews I found quite interesting. In particular, I wanted to bring your attention to a great interview with my favorite liberal feminist, Naomi … Continue reading
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Oil Execs fight back! (imagine that!)
Did you all see this? The same congressmen who have stood in the way of oil exploration and production in this country railed again on the executives in the oil industry. For apparently the first time, oil execs are fighting … Continue reading
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Pay ANY price…
I wanted to bring your attention to an article by Joseph Leiberman in the Wall Street Journal. It is illuminating because it gives an historical context by which to view the modern democrat party and explains why this change has … Continue reading
double-standard, anyone?
I couldn’t help but laugh at the recent kerfuffle regarding the supposed comparison of Barak Hussein Obama to a Nazi-appeaser. (I also laugh at the anger arising anytime someone uses Barack’s middle name… but I digress). In an interview, Bush … Continue reading
Gas prices – 101
The Liberty Sphere has the low-down… The solution that many liberals are selling to a gullible public is to place a windfall profits tax on the oil companies. My friends, oil is already taxed at a rate that boggles the … Continue reading
you don’t say…
It’s not every day that Democrats either (a) admit that I’m right or (b) are this honest as a general matter, but I couldn’t help but consider the ramifications of this statement by FORMER DNC CHAIRMAN, Terry McAuliff. Clearly it … Continue reading
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An amazing interview
I don’t know if it’s just me; but I think Bush has matured a great deal in his last term as President. I’ve just finished reading his interview with the Politico… and I must say it is a refreshing and … Continue reading
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