Featured, From the Editor
The Letter Everyone Is Talking About
This letter is rapidly circulating around the country. Americans everywhere identify with this 53-year-old woman. Once you read this, you will want to forward it to your friends...
Featured, From the Editor
Public Good and the Law of Unintended Consequences
No American should dare contribute their vote, nor voice their opinion on the health care debate without first reading the book Atlas Shrugged
Featured, From the Editor
On the Precipice
Reagan knew that succumbing to the influence of Soviet domination would have changed, and indeed destroyed our way of life as a free society. This was not an acceptable option.
Featured, From the Editor
It’s All About Common Sense
We are abandoning common sense principles in the belief that we are improving our society. Instead, we are losing our anchor to our guiding principles.
Featured, From the Editor
Campaign in Poetry, Govern in Prose
Narcissistic people do not do well when the cards are stacked against them. Few would argue that Barak Obama possesses a rich dose of such self-absorbing traits.
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Nancy Morgan
Gender: Optional
Posted on 16 February 2010
A case can be made that the push to redefine gender roles and broaden marriage to include gays also has the potential of becoming the new norm. And while the very few legitimate cases of genuine gender confusion are indeed heart wrenching, the re-structuring of our society to accommodate them will very likely result in the destruction of traditional family and marriage. Continue Reading
Stratfor Reports
Germany’s Choice
Posted on 12 February 2010
The situation in Europe is dire. After years of profligate spending, Greece is becoming overwhelmed. Barring some sort of large-scale bailout program, a Greek debt default at this point is highly likely. At this moment, European Central Bank liquidity efforts are probably the only thing holding back such a default. But these are a stopgap measure that can hold only until more important economies manage to find their feet. Continue Reading
From the Editor
The February 2010 CCC Blog Carnival
Posted on 09 February 2010
Welcome to the February 2010 edition of the Carnival of Conservative Conversations. This edition feature several of our regular contributing writers, but also a number of new authors, each with their unique and fresh look at the issues of our times, including The Washington Mistress, Bradley Hankins, Ottens and others. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Hey, Obama – You’re Not My Daddy
Posted on 01 February 2010
Obama and his buddies seem intent on treating me as if I am still a child. Not a day goes by that I don't see the image of our dear leader on television imploring me to wash my hands, urging dads to be good dads, and lecturing me on what I can and cannot say. I don't need or want your advice on how to live my life. In fact, I quite resent your blatant patronization and condescension. Continue Reading
Stratfor Reports
Ukraine’s Election and the Russian Resurgence
Posted on 30 January 2010
Ukrainians go to the polls Feb. 7 to choose their next president. The last time they did this, in November 2004, the result was the prolonged international incident that became known as the Orange Revolution. That event saw Ukraine cleaved off from the Russian sphere of influence, triggering a chain of events that rekindled the Russian-Western Cold War. Continue Reading
Wenchypoo
The Amish: Their Past and Present May Hold Our Future
Posted on 26 January 2010
If you ever wanted to see where we’re likely headed with the economy, oil use, work life, and self-sustainability, you should look to the Amish and their culture. Their past represents our possible future, and provides some wonderful clues about how to deal with it. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Color Me Happy
Posted on 21 January 2010
I'm smiling. A grin that just won't quit is plastered on my face because of the stunning upset last night when a, gasp, Republican won the bluest of all Senate seats, thus throwing sand in the gears of the Obama machine's march towards socialism. Republican Scott Brown whipping the pants off Coakley last night is cause for rejoice. Continue Reading
From the Editor
A French Infantryman’s View of American Soldiers
Posted on 20 January 2010
The US often hears echoes of worldwide hostility against the application of its foreign policy, but seldom are they reached by the voices of people who experience first hand how close we (the French) are to the USA. In spite of contextual political differences and conflicting interests that generate friction, we do share the same fundamental values - and when push comes to shove that is what really counts. Continue Reading
Scott Spiegel
Liberal Syntax: A Noun, a Verb, and a Bush Smear
Posted on 14 January 2010
When conservatives correctly pointed out that one disastrous terrorist attack and another catastrophic but thwarted attack both happened during President Obama’s first term in office, liberals responded with an argument that was discredited nearly a decade ago: “But 9/11 happened on George Bush’s watch!” Continue Reading
Stratfor Reports
Airline Security: Gentle Solutions to a Vexing Problem
Posted on 13 January 2010
U.S. President Barack Obama outlined a set of new policies in response to the Dec. 25, 2009 Northwest Airlines bombing attempt. As in the aftermath of that attempt, a flurry of accusations, excuses and policy prescriptions have emanated from Washington. Whatever changes actually result from the most recent bombing attempt, they will likely be more successful at pacifying the public and politicians than preventing future attacks. Continue Reading
Stratfor Reports
The Christmas Day Airliner Attack and the Intelligence Process
Posted on 08 January 2010
As is well known, a Nigerian national named Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab attempted to destroy a passenger aircraft traveling from Amsterdam to Detroit on Dec. 25, 2009. Metal detectors cannot pinpoint the chemical in the device he sought to detonate, PETN. The PETN was strapped to his groin. Continue Reading
From the Editor
The January 2010 CCC Blog Carnival
Posted on 07 January 2010
Welcome to the January 2010 edition of the Carnival of Conservative Conversations. This edition feature several of our regular contributing writers, but also a number of new authors, each with their unique and fresh look at the issues of our times, including Buck Fleming, JD Roger, Scott "Social Media" Allen, and others. Continue Reading
From the Editor
John Stossel Airs Program on Atlas Shrugged
Posted on 06 January 2010
John Stossel, the respected reporter who in October last year joined Fox Business, will be airing a program discussing topics from Ayn Rand's great work "Atlas Shrugged." The program will air this Thursday, January 7 at 8:00 PM Eastern on Fox Business. Continue Reading
Margaret Goodwin
Do Not Go Gentle into the Post-American Era
Posted on 30 December 2009
When the U.S. was a developing nation, we expended our efforts and capital in developing the infrastructure for industry. But, today, the U.S. is doing the opposite. Increasingly, over the past several decades, our government has been restricting the extraction of natural resources and dismantling the infrastructure for industry. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Uncle Obama’s Extortion Racket
Posted on 17 December 2009
Uncle Obama has gotten ahold of your credit card. And he's amassing charges on it that - you - not he - are liable for. You can call the fraud line, you can call the police, you can call any politician or government agency, and they will all tell you the same thing. Shut up and pay up. Continue Reading
From the Editor
The December 2009 CCC Blog Carnival
Posted on 06 December 2009
Welcome to the December 2009 edition of the Carnival of Conservative Conversations. This edition feature several of our regular contributing writers, but also a number of new authors, each with their unique and fresh look at the issues of our times, including Mark J. Donovan, David Gross, The Refounding Father and U.S. Common Sense. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
White Pride
Posted on 17 November 2009
I'm a proud White-Irish-American and I'd like to celebrate my unique culture and heritage. Though I personally had no part in it, my white European ancestors were the ones who founded the greatest country the world has ever known. For all of you progressives out there, I'm referring to America. My white European ancestors then established a framework (hint: the Constitution) that allowed immigrants from all over the world a place where they could be free of tyrannical dictators and oppressive government. Its called America -and it stands for freedom. My ancestors fought and died for it and then offered it to the world. Continue Reading
Scott Spiegel
Hasan Lawyer Considers Twinkie Defense, “American Panic Defense”
Posted on 11 November 2009
If there were ever a cultural group in modern times that has demonstrated persistent, widespread hostility toward and willingness to engage in violent attacks against Americans, especially Americans in the military, it is radical Islamists. Naturally, army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan, who adhered to extremist Islamist ideology and massacred 13 soldiers and wounded dozens at Fort Hood last week, is being portrayed by the mainstream media and the present administration as a guy who needs OSHA counseling. Continue Reading
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