By David Beilstein This headline may appear strange. Especially, as it were, to men and women having paid attention to Republican politics over the course of 20 years, and why, subsequently, with … Continue reading
By David Beilstein In case someone might be interested, the Internal Revenue Service hid an interagency probe concerning I.R.S. activities aimed at intimidating, and impeding conservative political action until after … Continue reading
By Robert Capehert One could infer from the President’s recent press conference, ill news swirls around the Obama White House. Add press secretary Jay Carney’s ineptitude in giving non-answers (lies!) to … Continue reading
By David Beilstein IF reacted to correctly, and as it were, “liberally,” the scandals now riddling Washington, D.C., and more aptly the Obama administration, classical liberals can move forward rolling … Continue reading
By Robert Capehert Senior advisor to the Romney campaign, Gabriel Schoenfeld came into the 2012 presidential election to win and instead walked away suffering an avoidable lost. For those interested … Continue reading
By David Beilstein Edmund Burke once said, “It is a general popular error to suppose the loudest complainers for the public to be the most anxious for its welfare.” In … Continue reading
By Robert Capehert Barack Hussein Obama is the coffee bean-coloured middleweight champion of bullshit. Not my words, folks, his. But one must face reality, perhaps, which means registering in the … Continue reading
By Robert Capehert Per: National Review Online’s Eliana Johnson, President Obama may have blamed the gun lobby for his defeat, but he could just as easily have singled out Ted Cruz, Rand … Continue reading
By David Beilstein IT appears the American conservative movement is in flux — intellectually, culturally, and politically. This is nothing to fear; as such developments have always been the harbinger of … Continue reading
By David Beilstein ‘The facts of life,’ opined the late Lady Thatcher, ‘are conservative.’ So argued Kevin D Williamson’s piece in the latest issue of National Review, quoting Britain’s arch-conservative, … Continue reading