Category: Conservatism & Libertarianism

On the 8-11 O’Reilly Factor, Glenn Beck, when asked about social issues such as gay marriage, opined that “we have bigger fish to fry,” given how our country is burning. He concludes (and I’m paraphrasing) that it’s not like …

As November looms, traditional America is conflicted among feelings of anticipation, dread, and despair. The upcoming elections hold the prospect of major conservative gains in the House and Senate, which could drastically turn the tide on the relentless liberal attacks …

In a disappointing poll on Fox News Channel, Arizona Senator John McCain is enjoying a comfortable lead over his primary opponent J.D. Hayworth, who garnered the support of the Tea Party movement and most conservative organizations.

Kathleen Parker, who inexplicably passes for conservative, spent much of her latest column praising Sarah Palin’s ability to market herself. While not exactly lauding Mama Grizzly on substance, Parker, perhaps with tongue slightly in cheek, acknowledged Palin’s knack for …

Any connoisseur of quintessential American comedic culture has seen the film Animal House and is intimately familiar with the exploits of Delta Tau Chi House at Faber College. As the, “worst house on campus,” the fraternity is an assortment …

The events triggered by the Declaration of Independence were not a revolution. They were a struggle to gain independence from arbitrary exercise of government power.

Few people ever read beyond the stirring opening sentences of the Declaration. The meat …

What does it mean to be a Republican? What does it mean to be a Democrat? Are they both the same? The answer is no they are not, well not completely. I was disheartened to read David Frum’s article, “The …

We are currently watching the beginning of an American return to conservative values. What is unique about this return is that it is being led by an increasing number of politically savvy women. Political positions in almost all local, state, …

Divisiveness is on the increase in America. As President Obama barn-storms Mudville, mocking any and all who oppose him, civic polarization reaches new highs. Nowhere is this better seen than in the comments sections of articles. Here debate …

Leftists have an anomalous disposition towards this country’s history, the Founding Fathers, and the Constitution. The expanding chasm between what the documented intentions were of the Founders, and the fantastical and unsupportable conjecture of the Founders intentions by Leftist ideologues, …

We are a country divided, and nowhere is the division better seen than among the comments sections beneath political articles. These opinions, conservative and progressive, reveal America and are sociologically fascinating. The following from Yahoo News: Beaming Obama …

Oh, where to begin? It’s been rough for conservatives, and others who believe in limited government. The Democrats won the battle for Obamacare, and America is now a socialist nation. And, I hate to say it, it’s going to stay …

Sarah Palin has been viewed by many as a supporter of conservatism in America. She has also been a vocal supporter of the Tea Party, which mainly stands for limited government and limited spending. She …

The Tea Party has developed itself into a viable voice to the Conservative movement. Their first National Convention in the Great State of Tennessee proves one thing, that it’s not a temporary fly-by night organization, with limited meaningless voices of …

The Obama Administration and both houses of the U.S. Congress are fast-tracking a number of programs designed to increase the size of what’s commonly known as the “welfare state”.