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Tips for the Republicans
Mon, 12/22/2008 - 6:05am | posted by Michael O. Powell
The GOP chief knows the gig is up:
In a frank and private memo sent today to Republican National Commitee members, the RNC chairman acknowledges that the GOP has grown too addicted to ideology, places politics before policy, and is bereft of ideas — and that it’s imperative that the party shift towards a genuine effort to develop concrete policy solutions to people’s problems in order to rescue itself.
I have a few quick ideas:
McCain and Obama Debate in Tennessee
Wed, 10/08/2008 - 3:26pm | posted by Dr. John Killian
The second Presidential campaign debate of the 2008 election took place Tuesday night, October 7 at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. This debate took place when the Obama campaign had been riding high from the bounce from economic conditions that would favor the party not currently in the White House. However, the post-VP debate spin seemed to be moving toward McCain. Tuesday morning’s polling seemed to indicate that McCain was cutting into Obama’s lead. However, I believe that the slight swing to McCain will end with the results of Tuesday night’s debate.
Reason.tv: The Best and Worst Christmas Films (Libertarian Edition)
Wed, 12/19/2012 - 3:48pm | posted by Jason Pye
Via Reason, Kennedy gives a rundown of the best and worst Christmas films from a libertarian perspective.
Reason: Racism, gun violence on decline
Wed, 04/25/2012 - 2:11pm | posted by Jason Pye
As a result of the Trayvon Martin shooting, the topic of racism has, unfortunately, been given new life in American politics and culture. As the shooting became a prominent fixture in the news, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and even President Barack Obama jumped into the fray by making statements that pinned the incident as racially motivated. Others have used it to attack the Second Amendment and gun owners.
But in a video at Reason, Kennedy, a former MTV personality, is setting the record straight, noting that race relations are better, according to poll data, and incidents involving gun violence are actually on the decline:
