Both sides are declaring victory in the landmark case Susan G. Komen for the Cure vs. Planned Parenthood of America. Well and good. Both sides won. Pro-lifers hold the battlefield: Komen is never going to give money to Planned Parenthood again … Continue reading
From a Facebook discussion I’m having: How are you defining “conservative,” James? I’ve done a lot of reading on the 19th Century, and the early Republican Party has always seemed mighty liberal to me. You know, “Radical” Republicans, valuing civil … Continue reading
I am sick to the teeth of reposting this every few weeks, so I am going to put it here now that I have a blog and just link to it. In early 2011, Robert P. George, a prominent social … Continue reading
The Gingrich surge is over. Romney now firmly back in the lead in Florida. You can all stop panicking now: the second-worst candidate in the GOP field is once again ahead of the worst candidate in the GOP field.
Many believe that the Ron Paul tax plan is insane, because the Ron Paul tax plan is, ultimately, “Eliminate the individual income tax! 0% for everyone!” People say, “We can’t possibly afford that!” Surprise. Revenue from the individual income tax … Continue reading
Someone wondered aloud whether we could stop abortion simply by bringing the U.S. government to its financial knees. All we have to do is stop paying our taxes! So I ran the numbers. There are approximately 300 million people in … Continue reading
RHODE ISLAND! Congratulations, Rhode Island! Come on down! Apparently, as a political blogger, even a new one, I am required by law to say something about the State of the Union Address. (This is one of the many infamous new … Continue reading
…back in 2008, anyway. Following Roe, Norma McCorvey, aka Jane Roe went on to have her baby, and became a pro-life Christian in the mid-1990s. She’s very active in the movement. And, apparently, she’s a Paul fan. I didn’t know … Continue reading
Up today on Public Discourse: “The Unbearable Wrongness of Roe.” I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: somebody needs to make this man a Supreme Court justice. This is likely to be the first of many links to … Continue reading