From Wikipedia, Theocon is a term sometimes used in United States political rhetoric to describe a person whose conservative ideology includes a belief that religion should play a major role in forming public policy. The term typically refers members of the Christian right, particularly those whose ideology is a synthesis of elements of American conservatism, Conservative Christianity and social conservatism, expressed through political means.
3.30.2007
3.24.2007
Townhall.com::Democrats fear Fred Thompson...and should::By Mark M. Alexander
Beyond the field of announced GOP candidates with questionable conservative pedigrees, there is a potential suitor on the horizon who could close the wide breach between Republicans and conservatives. Fred Thompson, the former Republican Senator from Tennessee, is perhaps America's brightest and most capable prospect for President in 2008.
Townhall.com::Democrats fear Fred Thompson...and should::By Mark M. Alexander
Townhall.com::Democrats fear Fred Thompson...and should::By Mark M. Alexander
Townhall.com::The Essence of Liberalism: Embracing Life's Losers::By Michael Medved
Townhall.com::The Essence of Liberalism: Embracing Life's Losers::By Michael Medved: "What constitutes the essence of modern liberalism?
Conservatives will return to decisive victories only if we come to terms with liberalism’s visceral appeal. The best way to overcome our ideological adversaries is to understand their approach to major issues."
Conservatives will return to decisive victories only if we come to terms with liberalism’s visceral appeal. The best way to overcome our ideological adversaries is to understand their approach to major issues."
3.17.2007
3.06.2007
Marketplace: EU like it's 1985
Schadenfreud!
A report out today from a European commerce association says stacked against a number of yardsticks, the E.U. economy is decades behind the U.S.
Marketplace: EU like it's 1985
A report out today from a European commerce association says stacked against a number of yardsticks, the E.U. economy is decades behind the U.S.
Marketplace: EU like it's 1985
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