2004 July 26 | Intellectual Conservative Politics and Philosophy

The Child in Janet Napolitano’s Closet

By John Jakubczyk, Esq., on July 26th, 2004

Few know that Arizona's governor Janet Napolitano, who spoke at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night, got around Arizona's abortion laws while Attorney General to ensure that a 14-year old girl who was over 6 months pregnant would be sent to Kansas for an abortion.

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The Next “Manhattan Project”: What We Should Do Next?

By Scott Shore, on July 26th, 2004

The terrorist threat in some ways is far more dangerous than the Nazis or Japanese during World War II. It is a new form of warfare. We are fighting a global guerilla war, yet we are still fighting and thinking in terms of conventional war.

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The Cult of Seymour Hersh

By Rael Jean Isaac, on July 26th, 2004

Hersh's latest concocted speculations have resulted in Richard Perle's describing him on CNN as "the closest thing American journalism has to a terrorist." Hersh has fallen repeatedly for conmen in the past, why is his yellow journalism allowed to continue unchecked, and in fact be rewarded by the Pulitzer prize and other journalism awards?

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The Wisdoms and Follies of Compromise

By George de Poor Handlery, on July 26th, 2004

The fight, whether waged by Americans at the Twin Towers, on the porch of your house in Peoria, or as at present in Afghanistan, in Iraq or by the Israeli in wherever, can not be ended by negotiating it away.

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Blacks, Conservative Republicans, and Traditional American Values

By Jan Ireland, on July 26th, 2004

Black Republican Vernon Robinson just won the North Carolina Congressional primary by running on the Republican Party platform of traditional American values.

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I Dunno: Confessions of a Know-it-All Columnist

By W. James Antle III, on July 26th, 2004

Lacking knowledge or, more precisely, not being conversant enough in some current issue to have arrived at a deeply held position is something of an occupational hazard for political columnists.

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Why Kerry Supporters are Little More Than ‘Against Bush’

By Rachel Alexander, on July 26th, 2004

Is it wise to support a candidate based primarily on a visceral dislike of the other candidate, and why can't Kerry garner positive support? Part of the problem is that Democrats are frankly afraid to promote Kerry for fear they will be asked what Kerry's position is on any particular issue.

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