My advice for the class of 2013
Matt K. Lewis | May 13, 2013No one has asked me to deliver a commencement address at a university graduation this spring. But if they did...
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No one has asked me to deliver a commencement address at a university graduation this spring. But if they did...
If you like law and order, national defense, and the sanctity of contracts, you really ought to stop blindly bashing "government"
The Daily Beast's former media critic certainly made a big mistake. But the unrestrained glee from other journalists is uncalled for and unseemly.
I get in fights with my fellow conservatives all the time. But I'm not about to switch sides
The geeks have truly inherited the Earth
For starters, it would help rebut conservative concerns about media bias
Melissa Harris-Perry apparently thinks children belong to society rather than their families. Come on.
For years, our society has trended toward an "if it feels right, do it" dogma — at the expense of virtue
Sure, it sounds great to shruggingly say, "Leave it to the states." But the big issues of our time are worth fighting for
And The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza is wrong to claim it is
There's nothing wrong with compassion. In fact, there's a whole lot right with it
Once again, liberals are baffled that conservatives aren't leaping to embrace the Left's favorite Republican
Pleasing mainstream conservatives without alienating his libertarian base is much easier said than done
The press loves sexy stories of Bubba, Weiner, and Ensign — but largely ignores rather stiff tales of official malfeasance
Face it: Politicians are judged, at least in part, for the way they look
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