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Follow the link to “read more” to read all the links that were removed in cutting and pasting this excerpt: By Thomas Lifson: Alone among the advanced countries of the world, Sweden followed the…
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Last month, Revolver.news expanded the discussion about what happened at the Capitol on January 6th with this article: Unindicted Co-Conspirators in 1/6 Cases Raise Disturbing Questions of Federal Foreknowledge. Here are two more–first Steve…
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Again, from the January 2015 archive: An old saying in politics is that nothing moves unless it’s pushed. Among other things, big government must be downsized, and that alone is going to require new…
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Continuing the topic from the last article: Many older conservatives remember the good old days of the “Reagan Revolution.” I wish we could bring Ronald Reagan back so he can tell us what he…
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Returning to the series from the January 2015 archive: The notion that you have to have good people in politics — including party politics — is yet another simple and obvious thing that conservatives in America…
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Here is Nicholas L. Waddy writing at American Greatness: Whatever harms Big Tech will inevitably help conservatives, free speech, and thus America. For Big Tech billionaires, these are the best of times, and the…
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All of this series so far has been from January 2015–here’s the next one: In my last article I ran this quote from political philosophy professor Harry Jaffa: [T]he salvation of the Republican Party,…
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Again, from the 2015 archive: A few days ago, two political philosophy professors whose work I studied in college, died on the same day. Both lived long lives, Walter Berns was 95, and Harry…
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From the 2015 archive: The United States Military used an updated “counterinsurgency manual” with success during the troop surge in Iraq 2007. The parallel for domestic grassroots politics is obvious — even the word “counterinsurgency”…
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Again, from the 2015 archive: What does your local Republican Party organization do? For people on the outside of politics, their understanding of what happens on the inside on a daily basis can be…
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Here’s the next in the series from the Dispatches 2015 archive: If the Republican Party at the national, state, and local level was doing what it was supposed to do, there would be less…
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Continuing with the series of articles that first posted in January 2015: In the bestselling book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, the late Stephen Covey writes that habit #2 is “Begin with…
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The next in the series from the 2015 archive: I’ve been told that an engineer approaches the design process by first asking a simple question: what problem needs to be solved? Obviously the political…
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Again, from the 2015 Dispatches archive: If Republicans could only win the U.S. House we’d be in good shape. Well, not exactly. If Republicans could only also win the U.S. Senate we’d be in…
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From the 2015 archive–this is an updated version of an article that originally posted in 2009: If you’re to the right politically, aghast at what the Obama Administration is doing, and frustrated with the…
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