2009 April 27 | Intellectual Conservative Politics and Philosophy

Janet Has Always been a Gaffe Machine

By Greg Patterson, on April 27th, 2009

Arizona's top blogger Greg Patterson began compiling a list of Janet Napolitano's gaffes long before she became Secretary of DHS.

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Christopher Buckley’s family chronicle

By George Shadroui, on April 27th, 2009

In his new book, Losing Mum and Pup, Christopher Buckley reveals in a moving way the human side of his famous father and mother, underscoring that even those known for their grace, charm and immense talents face the same challenges and limitations as the rest of us. It is also a moving tribute to his [...]

Randy Barnett and the Destruction of Federalism

By Michael Boldin, on April 27th, 2009

Randy Barnett's proposed amendment to the US Constitution to limit federal power is not the best solution to Barack Obama and government on steroids.

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Duly Noted

By George de Poor Handlery, on April 27th, 2009

Hesitant vacillation as a policy principle. Paralyzing preconditions for soluble problems. The failed state and its benefits. Iran, the Anti-Racism Conference and nuclear negotiations. Too neutral? In whose favor? When an enemy is more useful to a dictatorship than a friend.

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