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RIP Bill Buckley

By Becky on  From girlinshortshorts.blogspot.com
OMG, I hope my suggestion that Bill Buckley fall on his sword, in atonement for the racial nuttery of one of the contributors to the National Review , had nothing to do with his departure from this earth today. Bill Buckley founded the National Review in 1955, when conservatism was considered by polite people as some kind of mental infliction. Conservatives were odd indeed, having opposed Roosevelt's New Dea l, ranted against the income tax , and been essentially isolationists before World...Read Full Story

Holding The Line On Socialism

By Daniel James Wood on  From sanitysentinel.blogspot.com
While the odds are clearly stacked against proponents of liberty and capitalism, it is nevertheless somewhat encouraging to see that the battle lines are being drawn anyway. To coin a phrase from a certain state lottery campaign, "You gotta be in it to win it". To simply roll over and accept the crushing advance of socialism from this administration and 111th Congress would be completely unfathomable. So it is with great cheer that I read this morning that republicans have a growing...Read Full Story

Pigs Now Have Wings

By Daniel James Wood on  From sanitysentinel.blogspot.com
Conservatives Protest! One of the things I never thought I'd see in my lifetime is a conservative protest. That has always been the bastion of the liberals; something I have always scorned yet something that has been very effective for the past 40 years, much to my chagrin. Even in the Clinton era, conservatives were always too busy making things work to take time out to march with placards, while the liberals - despite having complete control during Clinton's first term - still found not...Read Full Story

Happy Birthday, Mr. Reagan

By No Compromises on  From gto7.wordpress.com
I’ll never forget an incident that took place in the summer of 1984, while ThoughtRogue was just a young buck serving aboard a nuclear missile submarine, purposefully lost somewhere beneath the steely, frigid waters of the North Atlantic.  A “Boomer” submarine’s mission is to lurk in a designated swatch of ocean, its exact location known only to those sailors onboard the boat, ever-ready to rain destruction (Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD), to be exact) down upon any nation which exhibits...Read Full Story

Drinking Their Milkshakes

By Daniel James Wood on  From sanitysentinel.blogspot.com
Why didn't we think of this much sooner? Oh my, how the left of every stripe has gone utterly apoplectic over the "Tea Parties". It is quite a spectacle to behold as they writhe and squirm and whine over the dastardly conservatives stealing their bread-winning strategies. Why, how dare we exercise our rights as citizens to protest, even though we build the roads and fund the weak? What further forms of gall could we possibly exhibit, continuing to donate to charities even without the tax...Read Full Story
TNC: >The Roots Of Glenn Beck: It's interesting that Lilla raises Buckley here. People often bring him up as foil to Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh, as an example of a time when conservatism was sane. But that Buckley joke has always struck me (a college dropout) as batshit crazy. I constantly hear about the sober-minded Buckley, but it's tough for me to square that with the man who posited that the bombing of 16th Street Baptists Church might...  
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Ann Coulter abandons conservatism by attempting to justify RomneyCare, that horrid Frankenstein monster created by GOP candidate, Mitt Romney. What's behind her latest, "Three Cheers for RomneyCare"? Is this Coulter's shuffle over to Obamaism? Is it an acceptance of liberalism? Or is it nothing more than Coulter suffering a "Christopher Buckley moment?"  
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In his autobiography, William F. Buckley recounted a 1977 "Firing Line" debate between himself and then-candidate Ronald Reagan over the Panama Canal: Mr. Buckley put forth erudite geopolitical and philosophical reasons the United States should ...  
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William Frank Buckley, Jr. was an American conservative author and commentator who founded the political magazine National Review in 1955. He died in 2008. When William F. Buckley burst onto the national scene in 1955, conservatism was a dead letter in ...  
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"Lots of people thought that it was outdated, anachronistic, prehistoric, foolish, not very intelligent," Carl Bogus tells weekends on All Things Considered host Guy Raz. Bogus is the author of a new biography, called Buckley: William F. Buckley ...  
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In his autobiography, William F. Buckley recounted a 1977 “Firing Line” debate between himself and then-candidate Ronald Reagan over the Panama Canal: Mr. Buckley put forth erudite geopolitical and philosophical reasons the United States ...  
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On Nov. 19, 1955, the modern age of conservatism began with young Bill Buckley publishing the first issue ... Almost fifty-five years later, inspired by the same beliefs as Buckley, Gov. Scott Walker stood athwart Wisconsin history and yelled Stop to ...  
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