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Academics disdain “the shouting shows” as they call them. Dismissing the rapid fire debate of the 8-second sound bite. University professors sniff at ordinary talk shows. Until they are asked. Then the professors instantly...
Roxane, Jim Gilmore, Charmaine and Jack Yoest April 2005 Former Governor of Virginia, James Gilmore is considering a run for president. Gilmore is an economic conservative and is pro-choice to the 13th week. So...
Policy Review November & December 1996In the mid-nineties, Charmaine wrote a column for Policy Review magazine. One of her articles reviewed the Family Policy Councils. The FPCs are state based non-profits considered faith-based, cultural...
Senator Barbara Milkulski Alert Reader Pat Patterson comments that Speaker Pelosi, with all her faults, avoided the Red Dress cliche of women-in-power: At least, pardon my sexism, the inauguration of Rep. Pelosi didn’t have...
“Eternal Father, Strong to Save,” commonly known as The Navy Hymn, was sung at the funeral of President Gerald Ford today. “Eternal Father, Strong to Save”: The Navy Hymn Eternal Father, Strong to save,...
Gerald Ford Pardoning former-President Nixon Credit: National Archives and Records Administration And Gerald Ford has died, too. By all accounts, he was a good and decent man. And we were fortunate to have such...
Weblog Awards 2006 In the WebLog Awards, Anyone can vote as many times as one wants, but only once every 24 hours. A Democrat can vote as many times as he wants, but only...
Gozzoli’s Augustine III. The Christian Individual: Augustine As has been often noted, the problem for Platonic and Aristotelian political theory is that they venerated a social hierarchy with a foundation firmly established on inequality...
Plato and Aristotle by RaphaelII. Classical Political Theory: Plato and Aristotle While as moderns we tend to congratulate ourselves on having discovered gender equality, and imagine the past to be a wasteland of misogyny...
The family is the foundation of the city and what we might call the ‘seedbed’ of the polity. Cicero, De Officiis CiceroThis article intends to examine the ontological status of the individual and the...
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