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Concern Over Coulter

22 August 2015 | Filed under: Political Commentary

We conservatives are exemplified by our adherence to principle. We do not make up opinions to suit the moment, but draw on our rich traditions of thought and belief. We are distinguished in particular by the honor we bestow upon the sources of our civilization, the Bible and, for Americans, …

Poor Mary Gallagher, Fired Clerk of Court

12 July 2015 | Filed under: Political Commentary

Mary Gallager was fired from her position as Clerk of Court in Saint Thomas parish in Louisiana for exercising her religious freedom. A devout Catholic in a predominantly Catholic parish, Gallagher understands that the only true marriage is one that is recognized by the Catholic Church. She had been requiring …

The Resilient Conservative

22 June 2014 | Filed under: Political Commentary

I’ve suffered a bit of conservative conviction whiplash in the last few months as events have swirled through the nation and the world. We’ve incorporated and disincorporated Cliven Bundy, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, Benghazi suspect Ahmed Abu Khatallah, support for veterans, and our commitment to free enterprise. But I have survived, …

Promoting Prosperity and Immigrant Labor

26 May 2014 | Filed under: Political Commentary

In a burst of free market innovation, but echoing the traditions at the foundation of our nation, immigrants are being put to work. Federal authorities are detaining immigrants, some of whom might be in the country illegally, in private prisons, whose owners are putting the immigrants to work. This is …

Social Security, Disincentivizing Work

20 April 2014 | Filed under: Political Commentary

Paul Ryan is spot on to deride the ACA as disincentivizing work. We need to help people, rather than hinder them, “to get on the ladder of life, to begin working, getting the dignity of work, getting more opportunities, rising the income, joining the middle class.” The ACA, in contrast, …

Conservatives Outraged at Soros Vote-Buying Scheme

9 March 2014 | Filed under: Political Commentary

An explosive expose by the Chicago Ledger has uncovered a scheme by left-wing scalawag George Soros to surreptitiously influence election results. Under cover of Section 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Service code which allows organizations engaging in social welfare activities to maintain tax exempt status and protect the anonymity of donors, …

Hands Off My Anonymity

9 March 2014 | Filed under: Political Commentary

Instead of celebrating Darrell Issa’s courageous attempts to protect the anonymity of individuals exercising their first amendment right to donate money to political campaigns without having to reveal who they are, we get outrage on the left. Debra J. Saunders cogently expresses the conservative concern that the Obama administration is …

Supporting the Job Creators

2 March 2014 | Filed under: Political Commentary

Democrats want full employment. Republicans want a free market where individuals can experience the dignity of work. And the global economy is concentrating work in jobs which enable individuals to gain valuable skills for their future careers. And the key to making this all work is the EITC. The Earned …

Growing the 47%

22 February 2014 | Filed under: Political Commentary

Mitt Romney of course made a splash with his dismissive remark about the 47%. These would be the people who pay no income taxes but nonetheless receive government services. With the Congressional Budget Office reporting that Obamacare will give people the opportunity to work less or not at all, the …

Work is Freedom

5 February 2014 | Filed under: Political Commentary

Some social conservatives might think it’s a good idea that Obamacare gives some mothers the chance to spend more time at home with their kids. Fiscal conservatives, however, are rightly appalled. Some women are in the workforce merely to get health insurance for themselves and their families. The ACA provides them opportunities …

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