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on Thursday, March 15, 2007 9:44:43 PM
Yep, it's that time of the month again as our new column is up at Common Conservative, and this time around we're talking about the best platform the GOP should be running on in 2008.
Thomas Lindaman's Bottom Line this time around deals with the Scooter Libby trial with his typical and appropo wit.
Tom Adkins and Vincent Fiore's columns are reprints from the first. We still insist you read them. They are definitely worth a second or third read.
Patrick Shanahan takes his view in a new direction, that of "blackness" in the 21st Century. As he observes, race nowadays has nothing to do with "race."
And Larry Simoneaux hands us some new observations regarding an attempted mugging gone awry when the muggers in question met up with some senior citizens that were World War II vets. (Word to the wise, don't PO those people.)
A regular guest author to the site is Chris Adamo, and he has thoughts on 2008, and the search for a conservative. (I'll withhold comments as many would declare us biased, but they're closer than most people think.) No offense to Chris. He's got a great point.
John Lillpop discusses Newt Gingrich's recent confession and how it may reflect on him should he enter the 2008 race.
Steve Laser sounds a small alarm about a recent USSC decision where John Roberts and Sam Alito disappointed him.
Jeff Lukens talks about a Democrat desire to return to the malaise of the 1970s; a desire that should scare the Hell out of us. (Jimmy Carter only won ONE election, guys.)
Carey Roberts has a take on the UN and it's fight against masculinity, and the rise of feminism. (Again, a word to the wise, she's a Spartan guys. Don't mince words. Just nod your head.)
And Nancy Salvato is talking about equality in education,/li> and she's got a helluva point.
Byu all means, enjoy the musings of these fine conservatives. As always this post remain at the top fo the page for the next 24 hours. Any further posts here will be below this, so to remember to scroll down.
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