Topic: Conservatism

Conservatism killed off by its sole focus on economics March 3, 2017 Greg Richards Conservatism has fallen apart based on its obsessive concern for economic welfare.  It's forgotten social welfare.
Is Conservatism the New Counterculture? September 4, 2016 Tim Jones How can anyone make a coherent argument that what was once the liberal counterculture is not the new mainstream culture? So in turn, doesn’t that make conservatism the new counterculture? 
What Does It Mean to Be a Conservative? May 20, 2016 Matthew Dragonette American conservatives should not be legislating morality, whenever possible. 
Trump and the Contest to Control Conservatism April 25, 2016 Michael Finch The current conservative movement is in a crisis and those who have been running the movement for the past 30 years seem to feel threatened that their reign in running it might be over.
How Conservatives Can Read America Accurately January 7, 2016 James Arlandson How can self-identified conservatives live so far right and scare away many people, all while being so confident that their brand of conservatism is the only way? 
Is Conservative Talk Radio Too Negative? October 27, 2015 Lloyd Marcus Our job is to stay faithful to our mission of restoring America no matter how many skirmishes we lose.
Conservative Think Tanks are Dead June 21, 2015 Earick Ward Think tanks can and should continue to analyze our circumstances, but they must reengineer around a new idea -- think first, but act now.‎ 
Where is Our Voice in the Wilderness Touting Conservatism? September 12, 2014 Lloyd Marcus With Obama's declining approval numbers, GOP candidates have a golden opportunity to explain the superior attributes and benefits of Conservatism.  Who will be our John the Baptist?
Our Half-Full Cup July 26, 2014 Bruce Walker Conservatives ought not to be overwhelmed by what happens today in our world.  Others have fought these fights before we started – and we should take heart in that.
The Birth of Modern Conservatism July 24, 2014 Bruce Walker Fifty years ago this month, the battle between leftism and conservatism changed forever.
Battleground Polls and Conservative Strength April 4, 2014 Bruce Walker Liberals will have to try very hard to spin this one.
Julianne Ortman: The Solution to America's Franken Problem March 29, 2014 Lloyd Marcus “Keep your doctor. Change your senator. Repeal Obamacare!”
The Essence of Sarah Palin's Message for 2014 March 15, 2014 Lloyd Marcus Wise words from the woman who's been proven right over and over.
After the Great Disappointment February 25, 2014 Christopher Chantrill The great story of the last two thousand years is the gradual and halting attempt to transcend the boundaries of tribalism with something new and amazing.
Oh, No! Another Black Conservative Republican Running for Office February 20, 2014 Lloyd Marcus This time, its Texas's 32nd congressional district.
How to Win in 2014 February 2, 2014 Elise Cooper Up-and-coming conservatives describe the path to victory for the Republican Party.
The Solid Conservative Majority February 1, 2014 Bruce Walker Two polls in January 2014 confirm that America -- and this means not just Flyover Country, but nearly all of America -- is solidly conservative.
Schumer's Plan to Abolish the Tea Party January 24, 2014 Matthew Vadum The Democrats plan to subject the public to a massive, very boring post-constitutional civics lesson from now until the November elections.
The Making of a Black Conservative January 24, 2014 Lloyd Marcus Little did I realize that living in the projects would lead to my becoming a black conservative, a Christian, and a Tea Party activist.
Universal Coverage vs. Universal Liberty January 24, 2014 Robert Babcock No -- there is no conservative case for universal health care.
What Senators Should Be January 23, 2014 Bruce Walker Outgoing Senator Tom Coburn calls to mind a class of legislators practically unheard of today. And now he is leaving.
New York about to become conservative-free? January 21, 2014 Sally Zelikovsky Would "conservative-rein" be better?
Have Americans Become More Liberal or More Conservative? January 17, 2014 Richard Winchester How ideological are Americans? And how large a role does ideology play in national politics?
Smoking and Individual Liberty January 16, 2014 Peter Skurkiss So why is smoking still with us? Why is it still legal? The answers to these questions give us a clear picture of the lmits of both social coercion and individual freedom.
Conservatism and the Moral Calculus of Abortion January 1, 2014 Glenn Fairman The command against murdering the innocent is not a negotiable item.
There is a Better Way December 21, 2013 Sam C. Holliday Successful political movements make use of warriors, thinkers, and soldiers working within a common identity toward a common goal.
Megyn Kelly, superstar December 12, 2013 Thomas Lifson The liberal media starts to take the measure of a media figure they must be afraid of. Make that very, very afraid.
Sending Holiday Season Regards to our Conservative Warriors December 11, 2013 Lloyd Marcus Folks, they need our thanks and appreciation!
Barack Still Wants More Buggy Whips December 6, 2013 J. Robert Smith Inconvenient truths for hungry statists.
The Christie Hype Begins November 8, 2013 J. Robert Smith What Governor Lumpy did is what every puke Republican has done since Willkie: mute principles and blur distinctions with Democrats.
The Alinsky Republicans November 1, 2013 Fisher Adams Establishment Republicans have been living at odds with the very basis of conservative thinking.
Can We Finally Stop Pretending? October 30, 2013 Jeffrey T. Brown As Obama attempts to fling the United States over the edge and into the abyss, the time for make-believe is over.
Times Are A-Changin' For Conservatives October 12, 2013 Chriss Street Millennials are turning against Obama and all that he stands for. Will conservatives fumble this opportunity?
Why Millennials Won't Turn 'Conservative' September 12, 2013 Selwyn Duke Millennials may have soured on Obama somewhat, but this reflects cynicism more than conservatism.
What is to be Done? August 24, 2013 Robert Weissberg A review of Donald J. Devine's America's Way Back: Reclaiming Freedom, Tradition and Constitution
What Has Mark Levin Wrought? August 18, 2013 James V. Capua Mark Levin's proposals offer a vast improvement on the current state of conservative debate.
It Isn't Over Yet June 28, 2013 Richard Winchester Remember the unofficial motto of the Texas Rangers: the little guy will always whup the big guy so long as he just keeps a'comin'.
Conservatives and the Individual June 4, 2013 Christopher Chantrill Liberalism: the latest strategy in the age-old war against the individual.
Et tu, Kim Strassel? May 3, 2013 Mark J. Fitzgibbons She manages consistently to write some of the best and most insightful conservative editorials in the country, and now this?
Using Conservative Jujitsu on Progressives April 3, 2013 Jason Kissner Conservatives should take every opportunity to expose Progressive hypocrisy about, and cynicism toward, the very culture they themselves are creating -- sucker punching when necessary.
Dangerous Times: America will Survive Obama March 30, 2013 James Lewis Obama thinks he can tame the United States and remake it iaccording to some nightmare image residing somewhere in the back regions of his cerebellum. But history says otherwise.
Is Pope Francis Liberal or Conservative? March 18, 2013 Selwyn Duke Like all popes, the new one operates according to principles that are neither left nor right nor center... but eternal.
S.E. Cupp, CPAC, and Homosexuals March 18, 2013 J. Richard Pearcey This conservative "proponent of gay rights" has not yet come to terms with the full implications of her positive stance concerning "gay marriage."
The Poor, the Pope, and the Liberals March 15, 2013 Tom Trinko Liberals claiming Pope Francis as one of their own because of his clear love and concern for the poor may well have spoken too soon.
Make Them Pay March 6, 2013 J.T. Hatter They want a culture war? Let's give 'em one.
The Logic of Liberalism March 2, 2013 G. Donald Allen For liberals, two common conclusions intertwine within their logic: spending more money, and the government as the centerpiece of all activities.
Getting Lincoln Right February 28, 2013 Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison Conservatives today are in danger of losing sight of the true Lincoln and his legacy to the nation.
Prudence or Purity? A Political Dilemma February 26, 2013 Glenn Fairman Americans more attuned to the call of revelation than the "smoke filled room" are often hard pressed to accept the raw human reality of politics, and perhaps rightly so; but it is a cold chiseled reality nonetheless.
The Tyrant in Your Television February 25, 2013 Daren Jonescu The distinction of conservative versus progressive is now a difference in planes of existence, one the dead realm of an uncool past (i.e., real life), and the other the living mise-en-scène of our collective consciousness -- TV-world.
Personal and Political February 16, 2013 James R. Kaminski The logical conservative mocks the liberal for acting on emotion, but, in the end, emotion sways people more than logic.
Look Mom, A Conservative! February 8, 2013 J.W. Buckley Conservatism is freedom. And who loves freedom more than the young?
Grumblings from Colin Powell Republicans February 2, 2013 Peter Wilson East Coast cons gazing into the mirror.
Is Winning the Argument Enough? January 30, 2013 Peter Wilson This is what we're facing: brilliant and creepy data analysis, a Chicago-machine GOTV ground game, a president unabashed in his demagoguery and a corrupt, biased media.
The Political Gospel of Pain January 29, 2013 Glenn Fairman Focus and tenacity are levers to move the world. In contradistinction, hysteria and emotionality are the provenance of the Progressive caste.
When can we Kill our Neighbor? January 23, 2013 Tom Trinko Conservatives believe that we can kill our neighbors only when our neighbors are trying to kill us, while liberals believe that they can kill their neighbors whenever those neighbors become a burden to them.
You Might Be a Hyper-Conservative If... January 19, 2013 James Arlandson Hyper-conservatives have forgotten what conservatism is. So, here it is in a nutshell: fiscal discipline, free enterprise, constitutionally limited government, and low taxes; moral standards,and peace through strength.
The Best Conservative Movies of 2012 January 14, 2013 Jack Cashill Although it may not seem obvious, 2012 was a better year than most.
Good Ideas Grow Leviathan January 8, 2013 Whitson G. Waldo, III One of the biggest threats to liberty is the deluge of laws based on good ideas and the best of intentions.
A 2013 Conservative Call to Arms January 2, 2013 Rob Cunningham Leadership in today's political environment will require an ability to blunt the progressive left's neverending effort to demonize conservatives, distort reality, and distract voters from engaging in honest debate.
Message to the GOP: Believe it or Not November 30, 2012 J.T. Hatter Inability to express a positive conservative vision has been going on with the GOP for a long time. Instead of exciting, visionary, conservative candidates, they give us RINOs.
'Shut Up, Grandpa' November 26, 2012 Daren Jonescu Old white men -- which is code for conservatives -- are being deliberately marginalized and trivialized by all sides of the political and cultural establishment.
At the Crossroads November 25, 2012 John Steinreich The Republican Party must once and for all, in Ronald Reagan's words, paint with bold colors so that the American people can clearly see with the classical, elegant palette of conservatism.
Spreading Conservative Values November 14, 2012 Jeanne C Minton After you sift through the myriad excuses for the Romney loss and the shrinking conservative base, at the heart of it all is our failure to pass along conservative values to succeeding generations.
Conservative Optimism November 3, 2012 Bryan Demko The emerging story of Benghazi will eventually highlight the very quality that inspires hope at the heart of every American patriot.
Would a President Romney Start the Drive for Team Freedom? October 23, 2012 Jonathan Wakefield Being a Tea Party leader for the past three years has taught me that change comes gradually through perseverance and that I shouldn't take an all-or-nothing approach to supporting candidates.
Living with Divisiveness October 23, 2012 Lauri B. Regan Stories abound of American citizens subjected to hate resulting from Obama's divisive politics. Even children are paying the price for the hatred that Obama has stoked.
Talk Radio and Conservative Identity October 20, 2012 Stella Morabito and Susan Falknor The left's power is built primarily upon its ability to enforce the silence of conservatives as individuals.
'We Must Unite' October 17, 2012 Todd White There is no such thing as an ideal candidate. We have our presidential ticket, and it is Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan.
Democrats: The Party of Palliation October 14, 2012 Charles N.W. Keckler If we are not stretching ourselves, we will never advance and innovate; few great things are achieved without discomfort and doubt.
Time to Fight October 5, 2012 William L. Gensert The "truth" can again be true -- it is time to fight.
Destructive Passion October 3, 2012 Bruce Thornton What truly motivates the American left?
Pundits Worry about Conservatism. Again. October 1, 2012 Christopher Chantrill Apart from the chorus of people telling Mitt Romney how to run his campaign, last week spawned a lot of "What is Conservatism" musings.
Conservatives Have a Secret August 3, 2012 Daren Jonescu Can conservatives be revolutionaries? Given the level of crisis into which civilization has fallen, is "conservatism" up to the task of radical change?