CNN has an article about the conservative backlash McCain is facing over his mortgage bailout proposal.
Gee, I couldn’t see this coming.
John McCain is facing a fresh round of anger from members of his own party deeply opposed to the Arizona senator’s proposal for the federal government to purchase troubled mortgage loans.
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Matt Lewis, a contributing writer [...]
Last night, I was watching a video blog on Green Mountain Daily that proclaimed “left is the new right.” Vlogger John Odum noted that during the last presidential debate, John McCain announced a plan for the government to bailout home buyers facing foreclosure. In Odum’s view, this is evidence that the new trend [...]
Sorry that this week’s post is a day late, but at least it’s not a dollar short.
I have been dealing with some pretty heavy personal stuff, which, thankfully, is now over, so it is a little shorter than I would like. I am hoping, though, that this post will lead to some good discussion [...]
I was reading a post over on Right Wing News about why John Hawkins will no longer be voting for McCain. He’s upset about McCain’s stance on immigration and is just now realizing the folly in believing McCain’s 11th hour about-face on this issue.
To be honest, I am not shocked by this. McCain [...]
It’s no secret that conservatives want smaller government and more freedom.
The question, really, is whether or not the rest of America wants smaller government and more freedom.
The answer is yes and no.
Everyone wants smaller government and more freedom when their individual rights are the ones being infringed upon.
But when it comes to the concept of [...]
Continue reading about A New Presentation, Not New Principles
I was getting ready to lay out my doom and gloom analysis of the state of our union, when my husband, aghast that I sounded so negative, said I was starting to sound like Pat Buchanan.
He was referring to Mr. Buchanan’s column on Town Hall from Tuesday, Subprime Nation, or really any column, for that [...]
This post is from the old She’s Right. It was published on 9/16/06. I cut off part of the intro because it was about my old blog template, but otherwise it is intact. I plan to expand on this in the coming weeks.
I want to explain what I mean when I say [...]
A new conservative organization in Vermont has been formed with the hopes of bringing together the different factions of conservatism, billing itself as a “forum for the intellectual right in Vermont.”
The Lyceum Society of Vermont is an intellectual forum founded in 2007 which is dedicated to providing an exchange of ideas among traditionalists, paleoconservatives, classical [...]
