Conservative Philosophy
The Nature of Reason: Crucial to Saving the Republic
Americans can be divided into two main factions, conservatives and progressives, who are vying for the soul of the republic.…
Read More »A Clash of Revolutions
“Revolution” is a word that conjures up scenes from the American Revolutionary War, the French Revolution, and Russia‘s Bolshevik Revolution.…
Read More »Has Your Party Changed? Check Out The GOP.
Do you know someone who shares many of your values but tells you they have always voted Democrat? Are the…
Read More »Is Conservatism Uncompassionate ?
Conservatism is widely seen as cruel, heartless, and uncompassionate. Some believe that if conservative policies were purely put into practice,…
Read More »A World Without Private Property
Socialism can be most succinctly defined as a world without private property. Private property is seen by socialists as a…
Read More »A Perspective on Leadership with Paul Ryan
“That is why parallels from between 1980 and today are so striking. Now as then, we face not just a failed…
Read More »Man Against Himself: The Crux of American Decline
America’s stunning decline appears to many to be a sudden reversal of fortune. But this seemingly precipitous implosion is actually…
Read More »Are Republicans to Blame for Washington’s Problems?
In a new book entitled “It’s Even Worse Than It Looks”, author Norman Ornstein (described by Yahoo News, a card…
Read More »Why Our Founders Fought for ‘Life, Liberty, and Property’
Showing our country’s origins and contemporary application for NOW and for our children and grandchildren. VENTURA, Calif., May 22, 2012…
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