McCain On The Judiciary, More Reasons To Vote

I like this part of him, and for this reason we conservatives ought to do what we must to quell our gag reflexes and vote McCain into office.
In a speech on his philosophy and standards regarding the Supreme Court of the United States, John McCain specifically referenced Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Justice Samuel A. [...]

Now That It’s Clear

19 Comments | Posted by matthew on March 6th, 2008 in America, Culture, Democrats, Republican

With McCain having actually won the nomination, free and clear, the real work begins. We must not only convince American conservatives that McCain is a workable choice that we should be willing to put effort into electing, we must also show Americans in general how McCain is so vastly superior a choice for effective and [...]

Quotable: David Limbaugh

No Comments Yet | Posted by matthew on February 12th, 2008 in I, Pandora

From today’s column:
Reagan conservatives (and Libertarians) recognize that conservatism through liberal means is still liberalism. They strongly reject that they must abandon their fealty to fundamental constitutional restraints on government.

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Tags: conservatism, constitution, David Limbaugh, Government, rain, Reagan, Ron

The “Big Tent” Destroying The Republican Party?

1 Comment | Posted by matthew on February 8th, 2008 in Republican

McCain is exactly what a GOP that treats the natural moral law as negotiable deserves. The natural law is the philosophical core of conservatism. Any party that abandons or downplays it becomes just another species of liberalism. Most “conservative” positions today are little more than the liberal positions of yesteryear, from Bill Clinton’s “Don’t Ask, [...]

Mea Culpa: Conservative Pragmatism & Idealism

I’ve not given up on Romney and still consider his vastly superior to McCain, but in light of the results of Super Tuesday and some thought I’ve given to other articles I’ve written recently, here’s my Mea Culpa:
In the article on winning the culture war I wrote:
A key fact in any war is that those [...]

End Of January Election Links

2 Comments | Posted by matthew on January 31st, 2008 in America, Democrats, Election, News, Politics, Republican

Obama and Clinton being children:
There’s a bold line between idealism and fantasy,
neither of them have grown enough to know the difference.

With big thanks to Sweetness & Light.
McCain is the front runner, but he’s not won yet. America’s Mayor has endorsed him after ending his own bid to become America’s President. The Governator is expected to [...]

A Few Good Men

No Comments Yet | Posted by matthew on January 16th, 2008 in America, Culture

Kindred on the battlefield of culture. Brothers in the fight of moral excellency. Trained and battle-hardened soldiers on the front lines of American society.
Dinesh D’Souza and David Limbaugh are two men I respect greatly, both for their principles and for their courage.
Of all the substantive columnists I read regularly, these two are those I read [...]

Who Really Cares?

3 Comments | Posted by twistedlogic on November 21st, 2007 in Christian, Culture, Politics

With Thanksgiving and the holiday season on us, Alablama Policy Institute’s Gary Palmer looks into “Who Really Cares?”
In his book, Who Really Cares: The Surprising Truth About Compassionate Conservatism, Professor Arthur C. Brooks reports that conservative families give about 30 percent more money to charity each year than liberal families, even though their income is [...]

Quick Takes, October 15th, 2007

4 Comments | Posted by matthew on October 15th, 2007 in Abortion, Culture

Democrat House staffers recommend getting full immunizations before going to NASCAR events. Recommended immunizations include the Hepatitis B (an STD) vaccine. Apparently their caricatured idea of NASCAR fans include homosexual and promiscuous hicks of varying degrees of uncleanness openly engaging in sexual acts in the stands and infield.
…either that or they think conservatism is transmittable. [...]

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