Neocon concerned conservatives don’t love the state enough
On the train up to Scotland I am catching up on the news with the FT when I come across an article by your friend and mine, Francis Fukuyama. You […]
Freedom loving Brits support UKIP
The American political system could learn a few things from the openness of the British system. In Britain, it is far easier to set up a political party and battle […]
Where is the anti-war left now?
Just remove the image of the previous warmonger in chief from the photo above and replace it with the current one. Also, Obama has added to Bush’s transgressions by claiming […]
Eduardo Saverin, wealth creator, > USG, wealth (and life) destroyer
I knew those Facebook guys were smart, or at least Eduardo Saverin is. Rather than fork over any more of his money to the corrupt, murderous gang of thieves in […]
Valuable lesson for Russian born New Yorker; or corruption, American style
“But Gormakh has learned a valuable lesson in doing business in the American mixed economy: “If you want to work you have to pay. In Russia, they call it corruption. […]
Making the election about one issue so as to not confuse the American electorate
Because Romney and Obama are the same on most major issues of importance (they clearly are exactly the same in regards to healthcare and foreign policy; ie spend more of […]
A British (but really American) Perspective on the Republican Nomination Farce
Writing in The Spectator, Florence King succumbs to what can only be described as Mainstreamitis when she knowingly omits a certain candidate from her article on the Republican nomination process (guess which […]
