I have been pondering something for a while now, and just couldn’t figure out why things felt so “wrong” getting lectured by the liberal elites
Category: Politics
Revisiting “The Cult of the Amateur”
Almost a decade ago (perhaps, even longer) I read with great interest “The Cult of the Amateur” by Andrew Keen. The subtitle was quite interesting
PA Vouchers for Higher Ed is an Idea for the Future
Another interesting conversation over at Community College Dean’s blog. Â He notes that here in Pennsylvania the Governor is considering having state funding for some higher
Liberals can’t understand conservatives, but Cons “get” liberals?
An interesting thought comes out as a result of someone on another post writing “I’m so clueless as to why this is even an issue.”
An Activist Court or a Constructionist Court–they aren’t the same!
Last night over on Facebook  we had a rather good and amicable discussion about Obama, and the trend in government to rule the people rather
Dictator, Caesar, or Emperor Palpatine?
Another Venture into politics… This one is really REALLY heartfelt… Here’s what scares me about Obama. Â On New Years Eve he signed the National Defense
War with Iran: Not Inevitable, but Language is Leading There
Lesson #1 in learning about diplomacy: governments choose their words very carefully, so that messages are sent in the headlines, and the quotes. In 1990
Are Cries of Racism Necessary? Or, Are We a Narcissistic Society?
Yesterday, on NPR, Juan Williams presented a story entitled “Is Race A Factor In Protests Of Obama Initiatives?” I must admit, I had somewhat of
Quote for Today from Paul Feyerabend
Feyerabend’s book, “Against Method” stands as a critical look at science, and how we “know.” As part of the domain “philosophy of Science” he stands
Specter’s Spectre
I have had a day to digest the news, and speaking as a conservative, and a life-long Republican, my first reaction remains my reaction: “I
