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Henry was Right, but so was Kuyper
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The Subtle Promotion of Death
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
The Front Porchers sounded an odd note today in Susan McWilliams’ argument that Barack Obama’s failures to govern indicate that he should talk more, not less, to the American people. I say ‘odd’ because by any objective standard, Obama talked […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
The Meaning of Scott Brown
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
Making Friends with Stanley Fish: Hunter Baker's The End of Secularism
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
Notes toward the Conservative Renewal: Gerson and Wehner
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
Killing--Literally--the Sacred Young Evangelical Cows
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
There are few decisions or events in our media saturated era that happen without the requisite context to pass a reasonable judgment. And judgement–in a non-pejorative sense–is precisely what political punditry offers the political process. The ability to assess information, […]
TexPolitics
The Politics of Nice
Keith E. BuhlerPolitics
First Black President (redux)
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
Tonight, the American people spoke and elected Barack Obama as their–as our–President. It is a historic decision, and one that will doubtlessly be scrutinized relentlessly. Barack Obama has run a masterful campaign–perhaps one of the most effective campaigns in history–and […]
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics
A Final Reflection on the Vote