Secession, States Rights, and Constitutional Conservatives
Is America too divided to continue united? Is secession a viable alternative? How should constitutional conservatives react to the “new normal” of the divided United States?
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Is America too divided to continue united? Is secession a viable alternative? How should constitutional conservatives react to the “new normal” of the divided United States?
The shareholders in America have spoken, and they want senior management to stay out of their homes and to stop spending money we don’t have. The party that can communicate that message is the party that will win over the American electorate come 2014.
McCarthy makes a compelling case that the Republican Congress is not up to the task of rescuing the country. He says they have the power, but not the will. Where does that leave us?
Putin’s Russia cracks down on outside influence and stifles free speech. Many fear return to an unbridled police state.
Gingrich hammers Karl Rove for his attack on Akin as well as his own gaffe that he wasn’t held accountable. “If you applied the Todd Akin rule to Joe Biden, he’d be resigning the vice presidency once a week,” Gingrich said in Akin’s defense.
Lawmakers have struggled over the past several years to find the right balance between protecting privacy rights and addressing perceived and real cyber threats.
Journalist reveals how members of the press secretly joked and made fun of Romney’s faith. Ironic, given the media’s assumption of Evangelical bigotry.
The president is looking more and more like a one-trick pony. Until he puts something new on the table, it appears like there’s no dice.
In an alleged police brutality case, a man who was trying to put out a neighbor’s fire while trying to keep it spreading to his own home, was tased by police in front of his own children. Police say they were trying to keep him from hurting himself.
A Holocaust survivor returned an American flag to the family of a soldier who had given him the gift, the sole memento from his war-torn childhood that he kept for 67 years.
