Category Archives: Blogs

the assassination president

Posted on October 21, 2011 by Robert Coleman

AN ANALOGY When abortion doctor George Tiller was gunned down at his church in Kansas two years ago, I did not rejoice.  I was in fact horrified, and expected justice to be dealt to his assassin. I am not merely … Continue reading →

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No Self-Check Outs in Elysium

Posted on September 19, 2011 by Robert Coleman

For decades now, radicals have arrogated to themselves the task of advancing the civil society toward blessed Elysium.  This basic observation should precede any hermeneutics of modern politics.  Posing as romantic catalysts of progress, these antisocial agents of ‘change’ are … Continue reading →

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Republican Primary Debate at the Reagan Library

Posted on September 7, 2011 by Robert Coleman

It is unclear why anyone would agitate to write a blog about this evening’s 2012 Republican Primary debate from the Reagan Library.  Why would anyone spend sixty minutes trying to sum up ninety minutes of media-contrived Kabuki theatre, and vapid … Continue reading →

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