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Professor Gottfried examines the “radicalism” of the Tea Parties.
Steve Sailer looks at the Texas schoolbook controversy, and and the state of history teaching in general.
Ron Paul argues that Iran sanctions are an act of war.
Lew Rockwell interviews Michael Boldin, founder and head of the Tenth Amendment Center.
Ron Paul on Hardball with Chris Matthews.
Pat Buchanan argues that China resembles, in its seemingly inexorable rise, 19th Century America, while America resembles an empire in decline.
Mark T. Mitchell examines the relationship between the “neighborly arts” and a life well lived.
UPDATE
Jared Taylor argues that the Tea Parties should “dump Sarah Palin and make Patrick Buchanan their champion”.
Brian Doherty examines whether revolutionary, anti-government spirit is a thing of the past in America.
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Kirt Higdon on 26 Apr 2010 at 3:10 pm #
Professor Gottfried nails it with respect to the phoniness of the tea partiers. James Bovard, coming from a slightly different angle, reaches a similar conclusion in a article in the Christian Science Monitor posted on antiwar.com. About 20% of the tea party movement represents a genuine small government, anti-establishment approach. The rest are the same old militarist liberal big government Republicans we all know and loathe.