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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Clarifying A Knotty Problem
(photo credit) Article contributed by “The Ed” I love clarity. One of the most clarifying notions I have is the knowledge that freedom and responsibility are a marriage made in heaven and a divorce decree from hell. Separate them and … Continue reading
Posted in Contributed by 'The Ed', Freedom and Responsibility, Politics in Practice
Tagged Balanced budget amendment, Congressional irresponsibility, fiscal cliff, Freedom and responsibility, Freedom and responsibility marriage, freedom means responsibility, freedom requires responsibility, inalienable rights, Marriage freedom and responsibility, politics
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UPDATED::A Plan Forward: Effective Conservative Activism
The Republican Party is dead, right? Well, hold on a minute…. Once all the 2012 presidential votes were formally counted, the final numbers show that Obama received 3.6 million fewer votes than in 2008, and Romney received almost a million … Continue reading
Posted in Politics in Practice
Tagged 2012 electoral vote, 2012 popular vote, american conservatives of color, Chicago Obama Voters Unhappy With First Four Years, community organizing, conservative outreach, conservative principles, debbie wasserman schultz, democratic caucus, derrick wilburn, northern colorado hispanic conservatives, politics, rocky mountain black conservatives, solomon martinez, wasserman schultz
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Si vis pacem, para bellum
Originally posted on Musings from the Chiefio:
There are times when you run into such a stellar example of something that it really cries out for a more prominent place in history and teaching. One of the ongoing broken ideas…
Posted in Politics in Practice, Real Life
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