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The Lobbyist Does Not Speak the Peoples’ Voice
The Constitution lays the foundation for a relationship between the people and their government. This relationship is, to a significant degree, founded on the trust that each citizen places with their elected representatives. These representatives, whether local, regional or national, by being elected to their posts, accept the responsibility of supporting their constituents’ ideals, goals and principles. They become servants of the people, an extension of their individual voices in the collective government they comprise.
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The Pain In My Wallet
The answers to bring sanity back into the doctor-patient relationship (particularly the financial part of it) are so glaringly simple and have been so widely discussed. Among these the most significant ...
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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...
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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
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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.
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Taipan
Germany’s Exports Spell Doom for the Eurozone
Posted on 23 August 2010
Remember the eurozone's big crisis? The one that everyone thought had blown over? Well, it isn't over. Like a multi-act play, it's simply been in a period of "intermission." And the next act is going to be much, much worse than the first. In due time, the eurozone will disintegrate. And Germany will be the cause. To understand why - and to explain why the eurozone is still headed for a crack-up - let's begin with Greece. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Color Me Happy
Posted on 22 August 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
The July 2010 CCC Blog Carnival
Posted on 08 August 2010
Welcome to the July 2010 edition of the Carnival of Conservative Conversations. This edition features 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. Please visit us monthly for a new carnival compilation of articles and opinions collected through BlogCarnival.com Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
My Destructive Generation
Posted on 19 July 2010
My generation could well be the first generation in American history to leave our country worse off than we found it. I am a member of the baby boomer generation. The generation that came of age in the late sixties during the turbulent times of Woodstock, Watergate and Vietnam. The generation that is now holding the reins of power in most American institutions, from politics to media, to education and culture. The generation that will likely be responsible for squandering America's hard won freedoms and changing America into a third world country, all in the name of 'equality' and 'social justice.' Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
White Pride
Posted on 19 July 2010
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
Nancy Morgan
bin Laden is Laughing
Posted on 19 July 2010
Terrorists the world over are laughing into their turbans and praising Allah five times a day for the naive Americans who were responsible for electing Barack Hussein Obama as president of the U.S. And they're giving a special thanks to the American media, specifically, the Washington Post, for giving them all the information they need to target the security agencies created in response to 9-11. bin Laden is laughing because America's political and media elites are doing his job for him. The Washington Post just gave bin Laden all the intelligence he needs to effectively counter any remaining efforts to combat Islamic terrorism. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
I Discriminate
Posted on 14 July 2010
I discriminate. All the time. When I see black teenagers with gang tats coming towards me, I'll move to the other side of the street. Now if they were carrying Bibles, I might not be as worried. Not a day goes by that I don't discriminate. The left calls this racism. I call it survival. Continue Reading
From the Editor
The June 2010 CCC Blog Carnival
Posted on 12 June 2010
Welcome to the May 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 Eric Garguilo, Mark Graybill, Jason Hammond and others. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Obama And My Ex-Husband
Posted on 01 June 2010
The contuing love affair the left has with Barack Obama bears a striking similarity to my short-lived marriage with my now ex-husband. Like Obama, my ex-husband, was a blank slate upon whom I projected all my hopes and dreams. Only in hind-sight did I realize that my perceptions and expectations were a product of my own imagination, with little connection to reality. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
You Can’t Make This Stuff Up
Posted on 25 May 2010
As Congress labored furiously to ensure that women have equal access to federal bathrooms, insurgents in Afghanistan this month launched a series of bold strikes on U.S. and NATO bases in Afghanistan. The Potty Parity Act is proceeding apace. The Obama administration's response to the upsurge in violence in Afghanistan? They launched an investigation into allegations that a number of American soldiers were responsible for the "unlawful deaths" of at least three Afghan civilians. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
Doing D.C.
Posted on 19 May 2010
If you're one of the unfortunate Americans that live in fly-over country, I have bad news for you. Our nation's capitol is now pretty much off-limits to you. Last week I had business in Washington, D.C. and planned a few extra days to re-acquaint myself with our nation's history. It turned out to be the week from hell. Continue Reading
From the Editor
The May 2010 CCC Blog Carnival
Posted on 05 May 2010
Welcome to the May 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 Steven and Debra, Chris Bounds, Brittany Punders, David Fryman and others. Continue Reading
Scott Spiegel
Are Volcanoes Subject to Cap-and-Trade
Posted on 21 April 2010
As the Senate gears up to introduce its version of the House’s cap-and-trade global warming legislation next week, it’s instructive to consider the impact of myriad geological, meteorological, and astronomic effects on climate change, as exhaustively chronicled in Australian scientist Ian Plimer’s essential new book Heaven and Earth: Global Warming: The Missing Science. Continue Reading
Nancy Morgan
My Liberal Friend
Posted on 19 April 2010
My liberal friend Pam and I are a perfect example of the class warfare currently being waged in America between the 'haves' and the 'have nots.' Also known as 'the war against the rich,' or, in a nutshell, socialism. Though Pam and I are lifelong friends, we couldn't be more different. Pam is the quintessential liberal, quick to espouse views that show America in a bad light. Sarah Palin is evil, Bush is bad and anyone (like myself) that doesn't base their decisions on feelings is, well, just plain uncompassionate. End of story. I, on the other hand, am a traditional, conservative Christian. Continue Reading
From the Editor
The April 2010 CCC Blog Carnival
Posted on 10 April 2010
Welcome to the April 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 Laurie Bluedorn, Randy Pope, Steve Faber, Allen Scott and others. Continue Reading
From the Editor
The March 2010 CCC Blog Carnival
Posted on 16 March 2010
Welcome to the March 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 Heather Sanders, Carole Gold, Bradley Hankins, Jack Boylan, Darrell Vaugh, Stephen Canning, Randy Pope and others. Continue Reading
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
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