Jonathan Haidht has examined how we view capitalism, and how liberal and conservative views describe it. Liberal Mythos: Capitalism is…
On my way to work today (I’m at lunch), I listened to the latest Slate Political Gabfest episode, and like…
I’m a political and religious conservative, but I like to be in conversation with the evangelical left, since they keep…
As Christians, we have an absolute duty, if married, to obey the biblical mandate to procreate, as given to both…
Another interesting conservative ‘spam’ letter that I thought I’d share. ——————————– $1,000,000,000 This is too true to be funny. The…
I don’t often curse, especially in print, but can I just say that the current administration’s health care and climate plans are the height of…
In the words of Iago the parrot from Aladdin, "there's a surprise! I think I'm gonna have a heart attack…
It is a pervasive myth that the President is the one who kills or saves the economy, but in reality,…
The world that fails? Government programs. Obama was not mistaken when he compared the quality of private services (FedEx) and…
Here's an Obama spam making its rounds among us neocons. It reminds me of A lesson in economics using beer.…
Don't know? It's not because it does not exist, it's because the MSM could care less, and so could the…
This is a classic. If you haven't seen it, enjoy.
The CBO brings a little reality to the Hope and Dreams machine (HT: James).
Perhaps we would have been better off WITHOUT the 'recovery' plan, eh? (HT: James)
The American Thinker has published a very interesting article entitled Barack Obama and the Strategy of Manufactured Crisis, in which…
Judging the success or failure of the stimulus spending has always been a difficult task. To evaluate it, you have…
The Wall Street Journal takes a look at President Obama's proposed mortgage rescue plan and finds that it could create…
There is a simple solution to the current political showdown in Washington over the stimulus bill – pass Obama's stimulus…
This post is part of a series. The Religion and the Open Society Symposium, sponsored by The Council on Foreign Relations, covered the…
This post is part of a series. The Council on Foreign Relations recently had a great three part symposium, and…
Human Events recently had a nice short article showing how, after the Bush tax cuts of 2003, tax revenues went…
Sunday’s New York Times had a very good Op-Ed piece on black poverty called A Poverty of Mind. It cogently…