From Many One
You don’t have to be an astute observer of America today to conclude we are a divided people in the extreme. The cord of shared traditional American values that have fostered respect across party and ideological lines is hanging on…
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“Feelings, nothing more then feelings…”, lyrics from Morris Albert’s 1975 one hit wonder got me thinking about politics and the power of sentimentality. This sappy song brings to mind what may be lacking in the conservative message: warmth and compassion….
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He condemned Israel for destroying Saddam Hussein’s nuclear reactor. He suspended delivery of F-16s to Israel. He sold AWAC (airborne early warning and control) systems to Saudi Arabia. He condemned Israel’s annexation of the Golan Heights. He never visited Israel….
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There are minorities and then there are minorities. Fifty-four million Hispanics, forty-one million Blacks and seventeen million Asians are all considered minorities in a melting-pot of three hundred and eighteen million Americans. Then there are the Jews, all five and…
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What follows is the kind of stump speech I believe a conservative presidential candidate needs to make in order to hold true to conservative principals while appealing to the millions that are reluctant to ever support a conservative. We can…
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As the campaign season revs-up, it is prudent to assess how to choose among the many Republican candidates. Six years of utter frustration over the performance of the worst President in my lifetime has placed many of us on an…
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