Monthly Archives: June 2005

As the dust settles after the Tuesday primaries, the national conservatives are taking stock of the results: American elections have become so rigged in favor of incumbents that it can require a crow bar to wrench them out of office. … Continue reading →

Over the period of the election, I was reading a great book by George Weigel entitiled The Cube and the Cathedral, most of which centers around what Weigel calls the “historical amnesia” of the secular left’s perspective on European (and … Continue reading →

With the primary election in the 54th District decided, the ol’ blog has returned. For starters, let me thank everyone who worked so hard on the campaign. There is no way we could have achieved so much without your help … Continue reading →