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The Conscience of a Realist
From special elections to foreign trade policies, there is always something happening across the American landscape. Trying to find out about any of it, though, often results in hearing about more personal views than actual news.
This is why it has become so necessary for a place where the hard facts can be identified and discussed, wether they tilt to the left, right, or stand tall in the center.
Welcome to 'The Conscience of a Realist'.
Entries
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Photo: Adam Winkler, Gunfight: The Battle of the Right to Bear Arms
Adam Winkler, author of 'Gunfight', discusses gun ownership in America
Adam Winkler, author of "Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America", explains our country's enduring dispute over firearms ownership. Published 6:39 a.m. January 3, 2013 - Comments
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Photo: Richard Gere, American Gigolo
It's self entitlement, not the Fiscal Cliff, that is America's greatest challenge
From sea to shining sea, there is a lack of motivation that seems to be holding the country back. Is the traditional American success story now a thing of the past? If so, what will replace it? Published 7:16 a.m. January 2, 2013 - Comments
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Asking Lawrence Krauss: How was the universe created?
Bestselling author Dr. Lawrence Krauss explains about faith, the existence of an all-powerful creator, and much more. Published 10:02 a.m. January 1, 2013 - Comments
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Photo: Associated Press
Taki Theodoracopulos on the culture war, Christopher Hitchens, and more
Taki Theodoracopulos shares his thoughts on who won the culture war and tells us about his career, as well as what inspired him to enter journalism. Published 8:55 a.m. December 31, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: Taki Theodoracopulos, The American Conservative
Asking Taki Theodoracopulos: What's the deal with political correctness?
Taki Theodoracopulos, one of our time's most outspoken and controversial journalists, explains the polarization of America and the legacy of multiculturalism. Published 7:45 a.m. December 30, 2012 - Comments
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Lyndon LaRouche on illegal immigration, space exploration, and his career
Lyndon LaRouche shares his views about illegal immigration, the cancellation of America's space shuttle program and more. Published 8:13 a.m. December 29, 2012 - Comments
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Lyndon LaRouche explains how America's economy can win again
Lyndon LaRouche shares his views about how our country can reinvigorate its economy and more. Published 8:15 a.m. December 28, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: Associated Press
Steve Sailer on immigration, economics and human intelligence
Some countries grow wealthy with no natural resources, while others sink into squalor while sitting on vast natural wealth. How does this relate to human intelligence? Published 3:22 a.m. December 27, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: Photo used with permission of Mr. Sailer
Steve Sailer discusses genetics' effect on intelligence and society
"The worst thing about being poor ... you can't afford to get away from other poor people." Journalist Steve Sailer explains about the search for answers to the question of human intelligence. Published 9:29 a.m. December 26, 2012 - Comments
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Asking Wayne Allyn Root: Is Ron Paul libertarianism the way of the future?
More than a few people think so. Political commentator Wayne Allyn Root shares his answer to this question, explains the state of third parties in America, and more. Published 8:32 a.m. December 25, 2012 - Comments
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Joseph F. Cotto is a scholar and columnist from central Florida. He writes about everything from political trends to men's fashion, but finds nothing to be more interesting than a good
interview.
In the past, he was a contributor ...
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The 112th Congress, one of the least respected in history, has been replaced by the 113th. Is this a change, or more of the same?
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Anxious to avoid the fiscal cliff, Senate Republicans compromised with President Obama, much as Lee compromised with Grant at Appomattox.
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Despite criticism, the 113th Congress re-elects John Boehner House Speaker
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Joseph F. Cotto is a scholar and columnist from central Florida. He writes about everything from political trends to men's fashion, but finds nothing to be more interesting than a good
interview.
In the past, he was a contributor to Blogcritics Magazine, among other publications. He is currently at work on a book about American society.
