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Month: February 2013

The 2013 State of the Union and the GOP Response

February 12, 2013Tim Kowal 1,069 Comments

After watching the State of the Union address, Sen. Marco Rubio’s response on behalf of the GOP, reading some blogs and tweets and ruminating on all of it while doing the dishes, here are some of my take-aways.  On the… Continue Reading →

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Customer Feedback, Week 6

February 11, 2013Tim Kowal 65 Comments

[Lay impressions on the GOP’s political messaging this week. More information about this series can be found here. Other posts in the series can be found here.] Slow news week last week.  A relative (and rare) calm before the State… Continue Reading →

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Is Progressivism a Child of the Founding? Does It Matter?

February 5, 2013Tim Kowal 79 Comments

In a recent interview with James L. Buckley at Uncommon Knowledge, Peter Robinson posed the following question: By the time I came along, the New Deal had been enacted.  But you came along beforehand.  Of course, you were a boy,… Continue Reading →

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Customer Feedback, Week 5: The Immigration-Education Link

February 2, 2013Tim Kowal 35 Comments

[Lay impressions on the GOP’s political messaging this week. More information about this series can be found here. Other posts in the series can be found here.] "The good news is, conservatism is not completely dead." This was the tongue-in-cheek… Continue Reading →

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“Ideological extremism is not the same thing as political ineptitude”

February 1, 2013Tim Kowal 25 Comments

If you haven’t been following the conversation among William Voegeli, Geoffrey Kabaservice, Stephen Hayward, and David Frum about Voegeli’s lead article in the most recent Claremont Review of Books, you’re missing out.  (See here for some prior excerpts and discussion… Continue Reading →

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