Remembering Rightly
In the wake of the 15th anniversary commemorating the September 11 terrorist attacks, a few remaining thoughts: 1. We used to lament the post-September 11 […]
The End of the Libertarian Party & The Johnson Flood
I remember in 1980 when I first learned of the Libertarian Party. The Clark/Koch ticket was actually interesting. Unlikely, to be sure, but substantial and […]
Trending: Bill Bennett Trumps The #NeverTrumps
The conservative movement and varied wings of the Republican party have always had their troubles with the trending and ultimate nominee—usually right up until the […]
The New Paranoid Style in American Politics
Count me as someone who is not that moved, surprised, or offended by the trove of DNC emails Wikileaks has broadcast. Reading through what many […]
DTJ, Melania, Mrs. Fields & A Few Other Musings
The commentariat, helplessly observing the end of a failed eight year experiment in leftism, appeasement, and racialism, has but one basic approach to the RNC […]
On Culture, Communication & Cleveland
Watching a video on Facebook my good friend Sean Noble just put together explaining the basics of conventions to a younger or first-time convention watching […]
A New Political Culture of Self Understanding
When Margaret Thatcher was first elected in Great Britain, one of the things she said was she wanted to “change the way the British people […]