This is one of the best written and insightful articles into the mind of the average Liberal voter. Not the power brokers who merely want power, but the normal looking guy on the street who drives an Acura sporting an Obama bumper sticker. If you read one blog post today, make it this one. Here [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Conservatism’
On Republicans and Conservatives.
Posted in Conservatism, tagged Calvin Coolidge, Conservatism, Freedom, George H. W. Bush, Mark Levin, Republicans, Ronald Reagan, Rush Limbaugh on March 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I never had a chance to vote for Reagan. He was out of office by the time I was voting age. I did, however get to vote for his successor, George H. W. Bush. While I recognized that there were non-trivial differences between the two, in my naivete they were negligible. Fast forward to Bush’s [...]
Hammer, meet nail head.
Posted in Conservatism, Economics, tagged Benjamin Weingarten, Conservatism on March 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Benjamin Weingarten wrote an article for Citizen Economists yesterday that was absolutely perfect. It’s called 10 American Principles to Ponder, and personally, I’m sending copies to my representatives right now. Bravo Ben!


