So, the other night I’m browsing around and notice that some people seem to think Sarah Palin compared Obama to Hitler – er, advocated a Hitler/Obama comparison – well, twittered a link to an article by Thomas Sowell that mentions…
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Does anyone really hold those truths to be self-evident?
The Constitution, our dear Constitution, did not give us our rights. Our rights came from God and they are inalienable rights. The Constitution created the government to protect our God-given and unalienable rights. Thus Sarah Palin in her speech earlier…
Posted in Books, Political Philosophy, Politics, US History Tagged with: Barack Obama, Conservatism, Declaration of Independence, Founders, John Locke, libertarianism, natural rights, Sarah Palin, Thomas Jefferson
Sarah Palin shouldn’t be pretending Glenn Beck is normal
No one much will ever likely care that Sarah Palin endorsed Glenn Beck in a puffy little capsule bio for Time Magazine’s 2010 list of 100 influential people, but I think it was a bad move for her – in…
Posted in Miscellany Tagged with: Founders, Glenn Beck, Mao, Media, progressivism, Republican Party, Ronald Reagan, Sarah Palin, Tea Party, Van Jones
The obligatory “problem with the problem with the Palin problem” post
Ian Lazaran at Conservatives for Palin, the go-to site for anyone interested in the Palin supporter’s side, raises some serious questions about Quin Hillyer’s “The Problem with Palin” – a piece whose title somewhat defeats the author’s numerous compliments to…
The Real Progressives
In a comment at my home blog, and in related comments at her own blog, J.E. Dyer has ably encapsulated the negative responses of numerous conservatives to my post on “The Point of Being Annoyed with Glenn Beck.” J.E. concedes…
Posted in Politics Tagged with: Conservatism, Glenn Beck, New Republicans, Paul Ryan, Progressives, progressivism, Republican Party, Ron Paul, Sarah Palin