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Another good list from John Hawkins — here are just five of his Rush quotes: 20) “I guess politicians can be excused for thinking the electorate is stupid because they keep winning reelection. If…
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An excellent post from Steve Deace: There is an x-factor in America’s so-called culture war that I don’t believe either side fully understands. That is because both sides are looking at their conflict through…
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By Matt Barber: Sir John Dalberg-Acton famously observed, “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” No federal agency enjoys more power than the “absolute power” wielded by the Internal Revenue Service. It’s little wonder, then, that under this power-drunk Obama regime, the IRS has become “corrupted absolutely.” It’s become the hammer to this president’s favorite nail: political dissent. […]
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Two great examples of why we need educational liberty — the kids need to be freed from the liberal educational plantation. First up from Todd Starnes: Teacher Punished for Telling Students About Constitutional Rights…
Read MoreHere is a recent speech by U.S. Senator Mike Lee at the Heritage Foundation and a few excerpts below… Freedom doesn’t divide us. Big government does. It’s big government that turns citizens into supplicants,…
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The excerpt below is from a post at the Hillsdale College website by R.R. Reno. First up is how InsiderOnline introduced it: There is another, deeper argument that must be made in defense of…
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A news release from Liberty Counsel: Washington, DC – Tolerance is not enough. The Obama Administration is requiring federal workers to publicly embrace and affirm homosexuality. Last week a whistleblower from the Department of…
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From Burt Folsom at Hillsdale College: Students all over the country are graduating from college this month. Two commencement addresses at these graduations are worth noting because they illustrate the two major but very…
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Excerpts from a post from Gil Weinreich from AdvisorOne.com about Niall Ferguson subtitled “British historian recounts reasons why U.S. institutions are failing but offers hope of recovery if U.S. embraces long view”: Niall Ferguson,…
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I don’t agree with everything in the article but Ben Hart makes some good points over at Conservative HQ: I am a William F. Buckely, Jr. conservative. This means I believe in limited Constitutional…
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An extended excerpt from an excellent article by William J. Meisler at American Thinker: Aristotle taught that everything which occurs or is conceived according to natural law is for the best or will produce…
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From John Ransom: Being president was always easy for Barack Obama. That is, it was easy up until the time he actually was elected president. Then things got a little tougher. In part, Obama’s…
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Selwyn Duke rounds out today’s trifecta from American Thinker: Often a phenomenon of bad marriages, “selective deafness” is when one hears only what is convenient. The same failing manifests itself in government when politicians…
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Another good list from John Hawkins: “And what physicians say about disease is applicable here: that at the beginning a disease is easy to cure but difficult to diagnose; but as time passes, not…
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From the Heritage Foundation: James Madison is generally regarded as the father of the United States Constitution. No other delegate was better prepared for the Federal Convention of 1787, and no one contributed more…
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