How Michelle Malkin Got It Wrong Although it will win me no friends, disagreement in this case is warranted, regardless of the common political thread that binds us. In her Townhall.com blog ... Read More

In this week's "Friday's Guest" column, About.com Guest Commentator Jack Kerwick takes a look at Joe Klein's Time magazine article "Exit Wright.", and analyzes the efforts under way by the ... Read More

Two weeks ago, former Republican Congressman Bob Barr entered the 2008 presidential race very quietly as a Libertarian candidate. He didn't exactly shake up the world. Nevertheless, his candidacy has generated an ... Read More

Who Will It Be?That's the big question. Presumptive GOP presidential nominee John McCain held a barbecue at his ranch in Sedona, Ariz. over the Memorial Day holiday, fueling rampant running-mate gossip ... Read More

This YouTube Clip and others showing John McCain and Ellen DeGeneres discussing the issue of gay marriage on her show yesterday is making its rounds around the Internet today, and ... Read More

In this week's "Friday's Guest" column, About.com Guest Commentator, Dr. Jack Kerwick, offers a detailed analysis of what it means to be an American patriot and what distinguishes the anti-American ... Read More

Political conservatism is a term applied to people who believe in: Tradtional family values and the sanctity of marriage A small, non-invasive government A strong national defense focused on protection and the ... Read More

Elizabeth Roberts is not a conservative. She's not a politician, and she's not a political advocate, either. Roberts is a South Flordia child-care provider who is a frequent poster at the ... Read More

It was bound to happen. About.com Guest Commentator Jack Kerwick finally wrote a column I disagree with ... kind of. For those of you who subscribe to this site or have kept ... Read More

Across the Internet today, bloggers are uniting for human rights. With that in mind, I'd like to focus on the conservative perspective of "compassion." Despite the troubles Americans are dealing with ... Read More

I was going to add this as an addendum to yesterday's blog post, but after further consideration, I believe this warrants a post of its own. I am, frankly, shocked at ... Read More

After defeating Hillary Clinton "soundly" in North Carolina, Barack Obama's supporters were pulling out stakes, packing up the tent and whistling joyously as they began rolling toward November. When Sen. Clinton ... Read More

Do accusations of "racism" undermine the national discourse on race in America? About.com Guest Commentator Jack Kerwick attempts to answer that question in this this week's column. From the article: During this election ... Read More

The network spin doctors are calling it for Hillary Clinton's campaign. Time of death: 1:15 a.m. EST (May 7, 2008). But let's really think about this. Last night, Barack Obama took North ... Read More

Recent comments from a liberal reader gave me much to ponder about my recent post about Hollywood conservatives. Her central point was that while Republicans have sent victorious candidates to both ... Read More

While Hollywood is still light-years away from being a conservative town, more and more right-leaning celebrities are finding their way into tinseltown's mainstream. Outright conservative activism is still frowned upon widely ... Read More

The intense media dialogue between Barack Obama and the Rev. Jeremiah Wright has riveted the nation, regardless of its citizens' political affiliations. While Obama supporters are more than willing to look ... Read More