A President for Such a Time as This
To get conservatives fighting seriously in the information war leadership will be necessary. We need leaders who get the big picture — and who are able to rally the troops into the fight. There’s…
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Broken Homes, Social Services, and the Information War
Our culture is great at disseminating information about the things that are risky and/or bad for us — from certain foods, to excessive alcohol, to not wearing a seatbelt. But how many people have…
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If Donald Trump Is Awful, The GOP Is Worse
Yes, another Trump post. It’s amazing how much news someone can make when they decide to fight seriously in the information war. Love him or hate him, Donald Trump is bringing attention not just…
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The Left’s Circus Tent Science
Here is Peter Heck from this past Sunday: The voice leaving a message in my radio show inbox was dripping with equal parts contempt and revelry. “Finally,” he thundered, “gay marriage is the law of…
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The Green Truth: How Environmentalists Ignore Science and Hurt Humanity
My message to everyone on the political right is “we’re not reaching enough people.” A couple of years ago at an event I had the chance to talk with columnist, author, and talk radio…
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The Political Left Fights the Information War and Turns Electoral Rejection into Triumph
Last Monday Jared E. Peterson posted an article at American Thinker with this headline: “How the Left Turned electoral rejection into triumph (and what Conservatives can learn from them).” Conservatives sure do need to…
Read MorePlanned Parenthood Media Blackout is an Information War Learning Moment for Conservatives
Mollie Hemmingway’s post at The Federalist — “Thanks To Media Blackout, Most Americans Are In The Dark About Planned Parenthood Videos” — sounded awfully familiar and I know why: I’ve been writing about media blackouts…
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Planned Parenthood Media Blackout is an Information War Learning Moment for Conservatives
Mollie Hemingway’s post at The Federalist — “Thanks To Media Blackout, Most Americans Are In The Dark About Planned Parenthood Videos” — sounded awfully familiar and I know why: I’ve been writing about media blackouts…
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Poll Finds Women Receptive to GOP’s Ideas, but Party’s Messaging Needs Work
Gee, sounds like we’re failing in the information war…here’s Alex Levinson writing today at National Review: Republican candidates need to do a better job communicating their message to women, according to a new poll…
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Now Hiring Political Fighters
Why is Donald Trump resonating? It’s being written about a lot lately — though we all know what’s happening. Would-be Republican voters, and especially conservatives, are hearing someone talk in a way they haven’t…
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Political Battlefields to Reach the Middle Third
Historians tell us that during the founding era about one-third of the population didn’t favor separation from Britain, a third was ardently for separation, and a third was ambivalent. Today the fractions are similar…
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GOP Dominated by Political Socialites Instead of Public Opinion Leaders
There are over 500,000 elected officials in the United States. As shocking as that number is, the bright side is that surely we can find one percent of that total to step forward and…
Read MoreFoundations Pouring Millions into Campaign to Eradicate Religious Exemptions on ‘Gay Marriage’
Editor’s note: It’s past time for conservative donors to wake up to the reality of what liberal donors are up to…
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Republican Money, Metrics, and Lines of Communication
David McCullough, author of the Pulitzer Prize winning book John Adams, was once quoted as saying that if you want to understand something you need to “marinate” your head in the subject material. A…
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The Choice We Make: To Fight or Not to Fight the Information War
Every week American conservatives produce an impressive amount of material in the form of op eds, white papers, policy proposals, and news reporting. Unfortunately, most of that information reaches only the choir, those who…
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