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Before linking to my articles, here are two links to an important project of the American Enterprise Institute:
What So Proudly We Hail: Making American citizens through literature
And here’s an excellent post by Michelle Malkin:
Rescuing citizenship and civic virtue
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The Untold Story of History: Political Psychopaths – Part 1
The Untold Story of History: Political Psychopaths – Part 2
The Untold Story of History: Political Psychopaths – Part 3
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It’s up to us (those who can do math and understand morality)
Self government and a republic in name only
A quick review of Illinois and national Republican failures of the past decade
Questioning the capacity of Republican primary voters
Political I.Q.: Intelligence and athletic ability
Political I.Q.: We’ll drop the social issues when the political left forfeits
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Concerns from a new Illinois Republican Precinct Committeeman (Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3)
Holding people accountable is an ugly process
The historic health care drama and 15 lost years
Local GOP orgs could help stop government controlled health care
With or without the help of your local GOP, there are things you can do
Where to find life for a new Republican Party
Today’s political communication needs parallel WWII munitions production
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Surge USA: You no longer have an excuse to sit on the sidelines
Surge USA and the necessary political Counterinsurgency
Why you should buy and read Glenn Beck’s book “Common Sense” (Part 1) (Part 2)
AP headline: “Rep. Kirk still weighing 2010 election options”
The 24% Illinois Republican Party (Part 1) (Part 2)
School Board elections and the joke that is the IL GOP
The GOP and school board elections
SB600 and “Who is the Republican Party?”
After the “Tea Party,” please get involved in the GOP (Part 1) (Part 2)
Rank-and-file Republicans need to toss out their incompetent party leaders
Direct Elections, mass media, and moolah
Direct Elections: Conservatives need to tear down the wall
If we had a GOP, we wouldn’t have a President BHO
Fiscal sanity: Why Republican Party leadership matters
Marriage and morality: Why Republican Party leadership matters
Abortion and ethics: Why Republican Party leadership matters
Direct Elections: A reform to regain political confidence
Direct Elections: GOP candidates for governor looking to fly without a plane
Support for Direct Elections is now a litmus test
Improving talk radio and mustering an army (Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3)
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Suggested New Year’s resolution for “activists”: Start fighting
Suggested New Year’s resolution for “activists”: Stop enabling
Illinois Democrats strengthened, not weakened, by Blago’s arrest
Post election analysis that doesn’t highlight your responsibility falls short
Who in the GOP state senate caucus voted for Radogno?
Radogno and Cross to lead General Assembly Republicans to new depths
Will Illinois Republican state legislators finally begin to lead?
A word (again) about the state legislative Republican leadership
The good news: “No we can’t” make big government work
It’s time for a new generation of leaders in the Republican Party
WIND radio’s Dennis Miller speaks his mind about Obama
Active public oversight solves the problem of too much delegation
Local control and the problem of democratic delegation
Voters know our leaders aren’t getting the job done
Big Irony: An indicted or impeached Blagojevich doesn’t help a visionless IL GOP
Wanted: People with the ability to lead
Republicans should have reformed the financial system wrongly built on Democratic policies
Business “leaders” aim to revive Illinois GOP
We’re still right: the Illinois GOP leadership needs to resign
Notes on a Speech by Newt Gingrich (The first of four linked parts.)
How to win the 8th Congressional District
Political consultants continue to doom the Republican Party
Illinois General Assembly Republicans: 760 years of experience working for you
Eliot Spitzer and “Springfield wives” (yes, Springfield, Illinois)
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Republican politicians need to prove they’re not insane
McKenna, Watson, and Cross versus the 10,000
Stockholm Syndrome and the Illinois Republican activist community
Salvo Magazine is a welcome addition to the front lines of the culture war
You can’t win public opinion without fighting for it
You can’t limit government if you don’t exercise oversight
Political paternalism versus personal responsibility
Why we need action from citizens on behalf of school reform
School reform: An outline for action
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Winning in the big leagues, losing in the little leagues
Another third party effort that will fail
The sad truth: Most General Assembly Republicans love big government
Spotlighting political uselessness
The Illinois GOP’s State of Confusion
Edgar and Brady help give Rod a second term
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On the passing and presidency of Ronald Reagan
What to know about the modern IL GOP
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