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Trump’s GOP has abandoned everything conservativism stands for—and thus us, conservatives
Now that the Donald Trump takeover of the Republican Party is complete and the businessman is the GOP’s official nominee for president in the November election, it is abundantly clear that the party that once was of Dwight Eisenhower’s, Ronald … Continue reading
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Tagged common sense, Conservative, conservativism, Donald Trump, GOP, GOP primaries, Republican Party, Republican Primaries, Republicans, The Donald
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My endorsement for president 2016
The presidential campaign this election year is one of the weirdest I can remember. It’s one of the most divisive—albeit not as divisive as 2008—but also one of the most confusing, because, for the first time in my adult life, … Continue reading
The wealthy benevolence of Donald Trump
Back in the day when the prospect of Donald Trump becoming the Republican nominee for president sounded like—in fact, was—a bad joke, there already were people who supported the New York businessman’s presidential bid. Interestingly enough, the first person who … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 election, Donald Trump, election, GOP, politics, presidential election, Republican Party, Republicans, US presidential election 2016
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Marco Rubio in Kennesaw, GA
The biggest Marco Rubio rally so far, held in Kennesaw, Georgia, on February 27, 2016. Over 5,000 people attended.
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Tagged election, Election 2016, GA, Georgia, Kennesaw, Marco, Marco Rubio, Marcomentum, rally
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A more perfect union — or a marriage of convenience
After Hurricane Sandy hit the east coast of the United States in 2012, we all had the chance to see the photo of president Barack Obama and New Jersey governor Chris Christie walking almost hand in hand through some of … Continue reading
Why Tim Cook’s coming out matters more than we think
BloombergBusinessweek today published an article by Apple CEO Tim Cook who showed the world he’s even cooler and more inspirational than we knew before. While I have never denied my sexuality, I haven’t publicly acknowledged it either, until now. So … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, equal rights, equality, gay, gay rights, human rights, Tim Cook
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The Clutter house—probably the most famous murder house in America
On November 15, 1959, Richard Hickock and Perry Smith broke into a house in Holcomb, KS. They were looking for a safe that was supposedly filled with money. Unfortunately for them, they never found it—mainly because it didn’t exist. That … Continue reading
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Tagged Clutter family, Clutter house, Clutter murder, Garden City, Holcomb, In Cold Blood, Kansas, murder house, Truman Capote
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