Hunting, fishing, battle, sin, and politics all have one thing in common, they all use traps. Traps in all shapes, sizes, and forms have the same basic design criteria. In order for them to work, they must appear to be something other than what they are. A hook alone will never catch a fish, it [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Mark Levin’
Open Letter to Meghan McCain
Posted in Conservatism, tagged Ann Coulter, Conservatives, Laura Ingram, Mark Levin, Meghan McCain, Michelle Malkin, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity on March 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Dear Ms. McCain, For the last couple of weeks I have been on the sidelines, listening to you. It is a shame that you decided to pick a fight with two of the most outspoken women in the Conservative Movement. While this has added publicity for you, it has not been good for either the [...]
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 [...]


