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~Patrick Moore
Chair and Chief Scientist, Greenspirit Strategies Ltd.
When I helped found Greenpeace in 1971, my colleagues and I were firmly opposed to nuclear energy. But times have changed. Nuclear energy is the only non-greenhouse gas-emitting power source that can effectively replace fossil fuels and satisfy growing demand.
Nuclear energy is affordable. The average cost of producing [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ July 22, 2008 # No Comment Yet
~by John McCain
In January 2007, when General David Petraeus took command in Iraq, he called the situation “hard” but not “hopeless.” Today, 18 months later, violence has fallen by up to 80% to the lowest levels in four years, and Sunni and Shiite terrorists are reeling from a string of defeats. The situation now is [...] Read more »
Warner Todd Huston @ July 22, 2008 # 2 Comments
-By Warner Todd Huston
Just as I finish a piece laughing at DailyKos for claiming that it is conservatives that feel they have to “create their own alternate reality” because of their “rigid ideology,” I find a story out of The Austin American-Statesman where the DailyKos forced that paper to pull a story that had a [...] Read more »
Warner Todd Huston @ July 17, 2008 # 3 Comments
Larry Hunter claims he is a “lifelong conservative.” Yet, in his recent New York Daily News article, he also says he is voting for Barack Obama for president. The two simply cannot coexist. One has to be obliterated in favor of the other. And, regardless of the facile reasoning Hunter gives for his apostasy, this [...] Read more »
Ian Kristofer @ July 14, 2008 # 3 Comments
I’m going to have to agree with Huckabee for once, when he said:
What I am saying is that we need to challenge Obama on the basis that his ideas are the wrong ones—not attacking him personally. If people spend their time repeating a bunch of internet driven drivel about his middle name (he didn’t choose [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ July 14, 2008 # 2 Comments
To all Tennessee voters:
CAIR is a direct manifestation of Mohammed’s Sunna and jihad. CAIR is actually just one part of Islam’s strategy to annihilate the Western culture. It is far more dangerous than any Mohammed Atta or any other jihadists.
Lies and deceit are CAIR’s stock-in-trade. They claim to be akin to a “Muslim NAACP,” [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ July 12, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Tony Snow died today at age 53 after a long fight with cancer. The Nation writes:
Unlike his predecessor, Scott McClellan, who has acknowledged that he was duped by the sleazier elements (Scooter Libby, Karl Rove, Dick Cheney) in the White House, and his successor, Dana Perino, who might charitably be described as “ridiculous,” Snow was [...] Read more »
Bill Harrison @ July 9, 2008 # One Comment
by Bill Harrison
Much has been made in this year’s early presidential campaign of voter concerns about John McCain’s age as an alleged defect for his candidacy. These concerns are clearly indicated in polling on the matter but should they really serve as a cause for worry? History suggests they should not.
By all accounts Senator McCain’s [...] Read more »
Julian Krasta @ July 8, 2008 # 3 Comments
By Julian Krasta
The intellectual communities all over the world are waiting in an agony of suspense as to whether John McCain or Barack Obama will be elected the next President of the United States. The suspense is rooted in the hope for granite security and the prospect for lasting peace, which could altogether vanish if, [...] Read more »
Conservemus @ July 6, 2008 # 10 Comments
As a recent Virginia resident, I spent a year and a half thoroughly unimpressed with my elected Senators to the U.S. Senate. I became a Virginia resident just in time to vote for George Allen, who promptly lost to Jim Webb in the fall of 2006. One of my main disappointments with Senators Webb and [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ July 3, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Calling Michelle Malkin, Charles Johnson, A.J. Strata, Ed Morrissey, Richard Fernandez and Ace of Spades
When the Crescent of Embrace memorial to Flight 93 was unveiled in September 2005, these six high profile conservative bloggers were instrumental in raising the public protest that forced the Memorial Project to agree to a redesign. Charles Johnson stayed with [...] Read more »
Guest Authors @ June 27, 2008 # One Comment
by Neo-Neocon
In trying to understand what about Obama appeals so powerfully to his supporters, I’ve decided that some—perhaps even much—of it is style.
He gives a good speech. He has a deep voice. He’s tall. He’s slender. He knows what a dap is. And he can turn a literary phrase.
The latter is the reason some literary [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ June 23, 2008 # One Comment
Looks like the buzz over the Obama for America seal has generated some legitimate uproar, and the Obama campaign is poised to retire it altogether.
The LA Times writes:
Widely mocked (here, here and here, to cite but a few of the items that wryly took note it), the intrepid Marc Ambinder of TheAtlantic.com reports that the [...] Read more »
Conservemus @ June 21, 2008 # 7 Comments
Just in case you didn’t think the Obama campaign couldn’t get more arrogant, the Obama campaign unveiled a new Presidential Seal in his run for the Presidency. I’m not sure if this is just supposed to be a cheap campaign gimmick or we’re supposed to actually take this seriously. Is Obama really supposed [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ June 19, 2008 # 3 Comments
Well, okay, Obama didn’t actually say “hang him” or at least not in those words. Actually, after meeting with a “newly formed group of national security advisers” Obama…
acknowledged that bin Laden might not be taken alive, but suggested that if he is, the Nazi war crime trials at Nuremberg after World War II would be [...] Read more »
Edward Beaman @ June 18, 2008 # 3 Comments
In 2004, Scotland Yard detectives slept on the floor of their offices as they gathered evidence that could be used in court against a terrorist network led by Dhiren Barot. The intelligence was overwhelming but it was only in the final moments of the two week time period that they were able to prevent the [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ June 17, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Mr. Obama is asking something of Americans. He is asking them to believe, to hope, to take a leap of Faith. Indeed, I fear Barack Obama is askign a great deal more of Americans then they realize. The Junior Senator from Illinois has practically no political record by which he can be judged, [...] Read more »
Conservemus @ June 17, 2008 # One Comment
This isn’t the first sighting of the pictures of these two together. The first was in Obama’s Houston campaign office, where a Che Guevara flag was prominently displayed.
Here the two are displayed in an Ohio judge’s office . Apparently this judge has an attraction to mass murders and Communist thugs–and Barack Obama. In case [...] Read more »
Conservemus @ June 14, 2008 # 5 Comments
John Coleman, the founder of the Weather Channel, has been one of the loudest opponents of the concept of man-made global warming. He recently gave a very powerful speech before the San Diego Chamber of Commerce in which he outlined the real motives of the global warming crowd–to wean the United States off fossil [...] Read more »
Ian Kristofer @ June 13, 2008 # 4 Comments
Obama has announced his vision for a new payroll tax on those top 3% of Americans making $250,000 or more. Currently, social security payroll tax applies only to those making below $102,000.
Technorati Tags: conservative, conservative blogs, conservative news, conservative politics, Domestic Issues, Economics, liberal, McCain, neo-conservative, neoconservative blog, neoconstant, november, Obama, payroll tax, politics, social [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ June 12, 2008 # 14 Comments
Can Obama win the reddest of Red States, Utah? In this land of conservative Mormon voters, it seems quite unlikely. Still, it looks like the candidate is sending volunteers to woo these unlikely voters…
This on top of the fact that even some Democrats feel that they’re too conservative for Mr. Obama.
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Conservemus @ June 6, 2008 # No Comment Yet
It will be interesting to see how the global warming Nazis continue to spin the barrage of data against their cause. It makes me wonder how this can continue with the evidence just piling up against this movement. As reported several weeks ago, over 31,000 scientists across the U.S.–including 9,000 Ph.D.s in fields such as [...] Read more »
Conservemus @ June 5, 2008 # 4 Comments
South Dakota residents should be proud of themselves. In a time when Washington, D.C. offers no solutions and double-talking politicians complain about gas prices while blocking any effort to drill domestically, South Dakota comes through with a solution. Build a big new refinery and force more domestic drilling!
Technorati Tags: conservative blogs, conservative news, conservative politics, [...] Read more »
Ian Kristofer @ May 30, 2008 # No Comment Yet
First there was Rev. Wright with his “God Damn America” speech. Now we have a Catholic Priest, Father Pfleger, which is kind of a fun name to say out loud, mocking Clinton and white people in general.
The Georgetown Blog notes:
During his sermon, Father Pfleger mocked Hillary Clinton’s tears before the New Hampshire primary. He [...] Read more »
Andrew L. Jaffee @ May 27, 2008 # 4 Comments
By Andrew L. Jaffee, netwmd.com
I worked with a Shiite Muslim for seven years, probably one of the best customers I’ve ever had. I avidly follow true moderate Muslim commentators like Fareed Zakaria, [1] Kamal Nawash, [2] Fouad Ajami, [3] and Mansoor Ijaz. [4] I hold democratically-elected Muslim leaders like President Megawati Sukarnoputri of Indonesia with [...] Read more »
Bill Harrison @ May 25, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Yesterday on MSNBC’s Morning Joe former JFK speechwriter Ted Sorensen joined former LBJ speechwriter Doris Kearns Goodwin for a discussion of the similarities between Barack Obama and John F. Kennedy. For those less mindful of their history one could only sense that any such comparisons the two made favorably of Obama with Kennedy would redound [...] Read more »
Conservemus @ May 23, 2008 # 10 Comments
If you follow politics closely, there is a distinct media bias in this country that is evidenced almost on a daily basis. In this current political season regarding Barack Obama, it is more observable than ever.
Never in my life have I witnessed one politician “misspeak” so many times in such a short period and have [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ May 22, 2008 # No Comment Yet
I’m not a smoker. I used to be, but I quit two years ago. Now I can’t stand smoking. I try it every once and a while, and I always feel worse for wear afterward. I don’t particularly like being around second-hand smoke either. I don’t like the smell of old smoke–it’s stale, and dirty, [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ May 19, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Tuesday’s election results highlighted challenges for both Democrats and Republicans.
Republicans received a hard shot in Mississippi. Greg Davis (for whom I campaigned and who was a well-qualified candidate) narrowly lost a special congressional election in a district President George W. Bush carried four years ago with 62% of the vote. Democrats pulled off the win [...] Read more »
Conservemus @ May 15, 2008 # One Comment
As originally reported on TownHall.com, the Bush administration took a page from Al Gore’s playbook and named the polar bear to the “threatened species” list because of anticipated losses of the polar bear due to global warming. Computer models show that loss of polar ice caps may degrade the polar bear population down to [...] Read more »
E.D. Kain @ May 14, 2008 # 2 Comments
I read this list over at Little Green Footballs today. It’s a pretty good breakdown of the many less-than-above-board affiliations Mr. Obama has with some pretty anti-Israel characters around the country, including professors, pastors, and advisers. As much as I’d like to believe that Obama will bring change that is good for America, I think [...] Read more »
Conservemus @ May 11, 2008 # 2 Comments
Hamas, the Palestinian Sunni Islamist militant organization (i.e. terrorist group) and political party has come out in support of their favorite U.S. Presidential candidate….Barack Obama. Hamas’ top political adviser in the Gaza Strip, Ahmed Yousef, said in an interview with World Net Daily and ABC radio that Hamas “hopes” Obama will win the presidential elections [...] Read more »
Scott Isaacs @ May 4, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Reverend Jeremiah Wright forced Barack Obama into this position. Becoming a father figure to Obama (in the absence of Obama’s own father), Jeremiah Wright decided to do a despicable thing. Putting a young man that considered him a father figure into a difficult position by making comments detrimental to him, that young man gave his [...] Read more »
Scott Isaacs @ April 30, 2008 # 5 Comments
I have read the early reaction to Rev. Wright’s speech at the NAACP gala earlier tonight. Most people seem to be saying that this speech was a catastrophe for Obama, that it was the height of foolishness not to muzzle Wright and that he is going to pay dearly. I think that Barack Obama’s campaign [...] Read more »
Guest Authors @ April 29, 2008 # 8 Comments
~by Lisaed
I find myself wondering lately what it must be like to be one of those all powerful “persuadable” voters. I’m charming. I’m conservative. I’m not persuadable. While I may not be an ardent supporter of John McCain I am an ardent supporter of all those wanting to keep Barack Obama out of the White [...] Read more »