Today in Politics- Uzbek man pleads guilty in plot to kill Obama (AP) February 10, 2012
- Under fire, Obama adjusts his birth control policy (AP) February 10, 2012
- Top Marine apologizes for SS photo (Politico) February 10, 2012
- Obama budget goes big on highways (Politico) February 10, 2012
- First lady: Girls can choose to have campaign role (AP) February 10, 2012
Category Archives: Conservatism
Misunderstood Power of Civility
Given the disturbing events in Tucson, it is not surprising that the President and others are calling for a more civil political dialogue. I agree with their call, but before we get too far down the road, we should make … Continue reading
Airport Security – Symbolic of Greater Problems
I am grateful that Ron Paul has stepped up to address the issue of overbearing airport security. As he well says in his remarks, “…enough is enough.” To me the direction our airport security has taken is symbolic of a … Continue reading
Karl Rove in SLC
I had a chance today to attend a workshop with Karl Rove, who was in town promoting his new book: Courage & Consequence. It was an interesting hour. I was a little disappointed that much of the time was spent … Continue reading
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Tagged bennett, bush, conservative, gop, karl rove, Utah, washington dc
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Top 5 Books for Conservatives
Today on our radio show, The Conservative Professor, I threw out my top 5 books for conservatives if I were going to create a Conservative 101. The Law: Fredric Bastiat American Cause: Russell Kirk Conservative Mind: Russell Kirk Commentaries on … Continue reading
Posted in Conservatism, Limited Gov't, Philosophy, Uncategorized
Tagged bastiat, constitution, hayek, joseph story, Limited Gov't, russell kirk
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