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Human rights: the apes are in charge of the bananas. Citizens' rights to enemy combatants and the Supreme Court. Does work for support payments equal racism? What works better, higher dikes or laws against precipitation? State doping. Energy autarchy is not pc but a goal worth pursuing. [...] Israel will not attack Iran’s nuclear facilities so long as Ehud Olmert is Prime Minister. [...] Proof Positive the Left has left the Reason Reservation. [...] Hope is by nature an expensive commodity… – Thucydides [...] Millions of Americans live lives totally alien to the thousands of so-called experts and talking heads who claim to represent them. [...] Now that we have turned the corner and brought most of the Sunnis and many of the Shiites over to our side we need to be very careful not to give our new friends and allies the impression that we are abandoning them. [...] The length of the list of warnings issued to Iran at various times by various people borders on the ridiculous. [...] The overwhelming majority of today’s pitchers have no more business up at bat or on the basepaths than do I. [...] With a critical July 3 deadline approaching for the presentation of hundreds of thousands of signatures from Arizona residents that could potentially place several groundbreaking immigration, health care and civil rights-related initiatives on Arizona ballots this November, Intellectual Conservative contributing editor and conservative leader Michael Johns on Sunday stated that Arizona was on the cusp [...] Will the real health issues please stand up? [...] Venezuela’s takeover of its oil industry is a case history example of why so many of the world’s national oil companies are badly managed and under-performing. [...] The words of Bob Dylan's song, "You don't need a weatherman to tell you which way the wind is blowing," gave the Weatherman Underground its name. [...] There are several reasons to believe that crude oil prices of roughly $130/barrel are simply not sustainable. [...] Too many Americans have been instilled with unrealistic expectations for lifestyle and a spirit of entitlement, and they will glom onto any slick demagogue who promises a larger piece of the pie. [...]
It amazes me that Barack Obama, who taught constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School for more than a decade, would be unaware of the legal controversy surrounding Nuremberg and the commotion it caused within the U.S. Supreme Court. If Obama taught the U.S. Constitution to his students the same way [...] Do the Eurocrats fear their own people? Public opinion and the values of the Political Class. What defines a public figure? Lower prices by higher taxation. How equal can equality make us? Failed modernization and violence. The hoped failure of civilization and its beneficiaries. A “free lunch” for Iran? [...] It is quite possible that for political parties periodic "revolutions" may be necessary to allow true progress and prevent stagnation. [...] Only when reason is applied to indisputable premises can it proceed confidently wherever it is led. The conserve in Conservatism means, for me at least, conserving and applying those Principles handed down to us by God; those Principles that give us our shared values. [...] The traditional American zeal which accompanied settlement — and the evangelistic crusade to tame and purify it — is being channeled into modern Environmentalism. [...] After Obama takes office, happy days will be here again. [...] Real change within a two-party system is unlikely unless people are willing to cross the political aisle in order to accomplish their goals and promote their agendas. [...] Before 9/11, America’s national security relied implicitly but substantially on the belief that a major attack on the United States would be answered with retaliation on a biblical scale. That belief proved false. [...] Harvard Professor J. Lorand Matory claims that he is seeking a greater civility on campus through reasoned academic discourse, but his real intention seems to be to create that civility by having only his side of the discussion be heard. [...] Intellectual Conservative contributing editor, Republican strategist and industry executive Michael Johns, a former White House speechwriter and Heritage Foundation policy analyst, will join American Civil Rights Institute Chairman Ward Connerly tomorrow evening in Scottsdale, Arizona to lend support to Arizona's Civil Rights Initiative, which would ban gender and racial-based considerations in the state's governmental hiring [...] Would giving Danzig to the Nazis have prevented World War II? [...] |
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