To discuss the issues of the day is not the same thing as debating those issues.  Debate doesn’t take much “education”, but it takes “information”.  The two terms may be used interchangeably and both may be, depending on whom the giver of the education or the information is, the fulfillment of truthful statements.  The conclusions that are drawn, however, may not be truthful.  The cause of coming to the wrong conclusions, even if a person has read and has comprehended the…

            Did the Washington Post commit a random act of, “Not in the tank for Obama”?  Scott Clement wrote, “Obama’s rising gas prices problem”.  The first response to this might be, “No expletive Sherlock”, but it does have a profound meaning.  Gasoline is used by the vast majority of people that drive to work, and those that drive to look for a job.  Besides the indirect influences on the prices of other goods, it is…

                Getting to know the opponents of conservatism is one of the primary ways to source how to defeat them.  Opponents of conservatism just don’t understand what conservatism seeks to conserve, and yes it is an establishment, but not the one that exists in Washington, DC today.  It is the one that is explicitly explained by the Constitution of the United States, the Federalist Papers, the Bill of Rights, Thomas Paine’s “The Crisis” and “Common Sense”, the…

It was not until the past few days that I saw a glimpse of hope that someone could harness the energy of the Tea Party and Conservatives across this country, until I saw Rick Santorum speak.  Of course, that was not in person, but he is going to be in Texas this coming weekend, and I'm going.  I'm scratching off the Jayhawks game to do this.  In his speech in Missouri after he won there, he said at the end something about honor.  I'm all in Rick. 

Rick Santorum is not Ronald Reagan,…