• The Cameron Way -- By: Joseph Loconte

    Updated: 2009-11-30 08:00:42
    E-mail Author Author Archive Send to a Friend Print Version November 30, 2009 4:00 AM The Cameron Way What American conservatives should learn from the British Tory . leader By Joseph Loconte J ust when Republicans were feeling a little better about themselves after their gubernatorial victories in New Jersey and Virginia , along comes an incendiary rant from Michael Steele , Republican National Committee chairman . Steele , the first African American to head the RNC , claimed in a recent interview that white Republicans were afraid to be in the same room with him a bizarre nod to the race-baiting tactics of the Left . Steele's rise within the Republican party suggests just how intellectually and spiritually flaccid modern conservatism has become . It is time to seek guidance outside of its callow and cranky echo . chambers Conservative and Republican leaders might begin by looking to their counterparts in Great Britain . David Cameron , the leader of the Conservative party , has recast British Tories as a more competent , hopeful , and humane political party . At October's party conference in Manchester , for example , Cameron electrified Conservatives by excoriating the excesses

  • New Issue of The Christendom Review

    Updated: 2009-11-23 20:49:09
    A new issue of The Christendom Review, a literary journal edited by friends of What's Wrong with the World, is out. It features pieces by our own Lydia McGrew, as well as by former contributor Bill Luse. You will also find some wonderful selections of photography by our illustrious webmaster and technical director, Todd McKimmey. Everything is online, but you can purchase a hard copy at Lulu Marketplace for a reasonable price. Bill generously gave me one of these hard copies last summer; I can attest that the quality is high. You can also support the journal financially at this link.

  • Plato’s affinity argument

    Updated: 2009-11-19 05:33:38
    For those who might be interested, some reflections on Plato’s arguments for the immortality of the soul in the Phaedo, over at my personal blog.

  • Government Cable

    Updated: 2009-11-13 23:23:59
    The Center for Medicine in the Public Interest has an excellent (and hilarious) video that focuses on American health care and where we may be headed.  Check it out: You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video

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