“What Are We Going To Do About This?”
My apologies for going so long without a post. Part of it has to do with me being a bit more cynical about politics these days. But...
read more6 Comments
Beyond the Roar of the Crowds
Matt Bai has a great article up today about the Republicans and the upcoming 2012 election. The temptation is to get a candidate that...
read more0 Comments
Minnesota’s Largest Paper Endorses Independe...
Here in the North Star State, people on the center right tend to joke about the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Minnesota’s largest...
read more0 Comments
The De Facto Third Party
Tom Friedman wrote another column Sunday talking about the rise of a centrist third party. Not surprisingly, a number of pundits have...
read more0 Comments
Montana GOP Senator Aims to Strike Anti-Gay Law
You’ve no doubt heard that the Montana GOP adopted a plank in their state platform outlawing homsexuality . Well, a GOP State...
read more0 Comments
Is Sarah Palin the GOP Frontrunner for 2012?
Ross Douthat notes that there has been a lot of talk from accross the political spectrum about Sarah Palin running for the GOP...
read more0 Comments
Republican Blowback
I rarely agree with the New Republic’s Jonathan Chait, but he has made a point with his latest article. While he tends to make...
read more0 Comments
Another Tea Party Upset in Delaware?
It’s looks like the “lifestyle conservatives” might win yet again. According to Public Policy Polling, the Senate...
read more0 Comments
The Isolation of a Heterodox Conservative
In light of E.D. Kain’s recent jump from conservatism, Conor Friedersdorf responds to my assertion that so few people seem...
read more0 Comments
The (Im)Possibilities of Reforming Conservatism
Blogger E.D. Kain’s “Up from Conservatism” post had me thinking about something that I’ve seen over the years....
read more0 Comments