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Conservative Blogosphere

Rick Moran’s “Right Wing Nut House” Should Be Renamed “Nut House”

September 18, 2009

I’ve counted Right Wing Nuthouse as one of the blogs I read on a regular basis for the past few years now (as noted by the fact that it is in our blogroll).  I’ve always found Rick Moran’s articles to be interesting and thought provoking, even if I often disagreed with him (as he is [...]

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Should the Rightosphere Get More Involved Party Activism?

February 10, 2009

Stepping away from the stimulus over saturation as of late, John Henke at The Next Right has an interesting post today comparing the relative role that the Conservative blogosphere plays in Republican party politics as opposed to the role that the Liberal blogosphere plays in Democrat party politics.  Henke points out how the Left “net-roots” [...]

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Right in Hollywood

January 7, 2009

Hollywood has long been seen as one of the hotbeds of liberalism.  From the Communist Party trends of the 1950s, to the war protestations of Susan Sarandon and the like, to the constant nonsensical musings of the Hollywood elite, Hollywood has been seen as exclusively liberal with a few exceptions (it is easy to forget [...]

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Distinguishing Conservatism from the GOP

December 2, 2008

Erick Erickson of RedState has a post today on how the Conservative movement became overly-entwined with GOP party politics, and became a component of the Republican Party, not a driving force.  As Rush has consistently stated for several years now, Bush is nor has he ever been a movement Conservative.  Conservatives, because they had a [...]

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The State of Conservatism

November 5, 2008

The election is over, most of the votes are counted, and we lost.  All the talk of the polls and samplings, strategy and talking points, ads and stump speeches are now over, and we have a new President-elect.  McCain was graceful in his defeat, and we move forward.  As it stands at this hour, it [...]

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