July « 2003 « Intellectual Conservative Politics and Philosophy

I'm Coming Out. And I Want Kate Hudson to Know…

By John Fucile, on July 31st, 2003

A former artsy liberal faces the inevitable – Conservatism.

Guilty by Omission

By Vincent Fiore, on July 30th, 2003

More and more, the truth lies not in our daily newspapers, but what never got into them at all.

No Charity for the Boy Scouts

By Hans Zeiger, on July 29th, 2003

Which organization is more despicable than the ACLU, PETA, Greenpeace, NARAL, and NOW? The Boy Scouts of America.

Paul Krugman and the New York Times: American Patriots?

By Paul Walfield, on July 28th, 2003

Paul Krugman claims that the folks in the Republican adned America for defending itself militarily, and scorned America for not subordinating its sovereignty and security to the United Nations. Still he wonders who is unpatriotic.

The BBC Gets Its Man

By Murray Soupcoff, on July 26th, 2003

The BBC’s ruthless assassinations of British Scientist David Kelly and Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Legally Blonde – Another Case Of The Bad Sequel

By Steven D. Laib, on July 18th, 2003

Red, White & Blonde leaves one with the feeling that this is not just another bad sequel, but rather a horrid attempt to remake Mr. Smith Goes To Washington. Frank Capra is probably spinning in his grave.

The Other Side of Harry Potter

By Steven D. Laib, on July 11th, 2003

There is more to Harry Potter than just magic. The friendship, bravery, loyalty and manifest understanding of the nature of good and evil in J.K. Rowling's books reflect the types of values we would be proud of in our children.

John F. Kennedy, Jr.: Still Dead (And Other Observations)

By Brian S. Wise, on July 6th, 2003

The challenge is to consider the new accusations without lending credence to them.

Treason and Common Sense

By Bruce Walker, on July 3rd, 2003

Ann Coulter’s Treason is as indispensable a reference to understanding the mad modern world as is Orwell’s 1984 or Solzhenitsyn’s Gulag Archipelago.

Ang Lee’s Modern Prometheus

By Jeff Racho, on July 3rd, 2003

Bruce Banner and the Incredible Hulk stare into the abyss – and they don’t come back smiling.