Posts Tagged ‘ liberals ’

Why can't any of these protestors intelligently communicate to the rest of us a coherent explanation of their "movement"?
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A few days ago while I was perusing FoxNews.com, I came across a post reading “NAACP, Left-Leaning Media Groups Form Tea Party Tracking Site.” Certainly not surprised by this report, I visited the website in question, TeaPartyTracker.org. What I discovered was not really startling or original, but rather more evidence of liberal interest groups...
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So here I sit, doing my facebook thing, and in my periphery I see an ad labeled “College Republicans” with the description “Tired of America-bashing liberals?” Since the degeneration of the Right and the devaluation of the word “conservative” are two phenomena that interest me, I clicked and was greeted by the RNC’s new...
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Study: 1 in 4 adults in NYC have herpes virus On a more serious note this is only kind of disgusting…
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This is absolutely scary. So picture yourself walking down the streets of GW in the middle of the afternoon… As you cross the street from Kogan to the Marvin Center a car speeds out of nowhere and clips you leaving you helpless on the ground… Far from stopping in shock the driver continues on...
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In times of political despair I turn to Russell Kirk’s essay “Why I am a Conservative.” Kirk would not fit in with today’s conservatives; he was against the first Gulf War so he would of course be against our second adventure in the region. This essay has been my manifesto for years and would...
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The RedState blog has officially banned discussion of (“shilling for”) Ron Paul throughout their entire website. Effective immediately, new users may *not* shill for Ron Paul in any way shape, form or fashion. Not in comments, not in diaries, nada. If your account is less than 6 months old, you can talk about something...
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GW needs to form a political organization devoted to representing moderates on campus. Lawdy, that be a knee-slapper, right thar. Just because we may not be polarized in our beliefs does not mean we should have to be politically inactive on campus, especially during this crucial time in the history of American politics. Some...
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