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  • An Introduction to Citizenship for New Americans

    02/12/2005 10:08:35 PM PST · by Stoat · 9 replies · 1,267+ views
    The Claremont Institute ^ | January 8, 2004 | Thomas L. Krannawitter
    An Introduction to Citizenship for New Americans By Tom Krannawitter INTRODUCTIONAmerica has a long and noble tradition of immigration, welcoming millions from around the globe who have come in search of civil and religious liberty and economic prosperity. For many who have lived under despotic governments, the unparalleled liberty and equal protection of the law that America offers are blessings for which they have been willing to make great sacrifices. Those who want to work, live freely, and obey the laws, usually find a good life in America. They are better for coming here. And America is better for...
  • The Lie at the Heart of Modern American Liberalism (Or, Why I Finally Decided to Vote for Bush)

    10/28/2004 10:40:59 PM PDT · by pescates · 12 replies · 820+ views
    Original essay | Paul E. Scates
    The Lie at the Heart of Modern American Liberalism By Paul E. Scates October 25, 2004 Though it may sound strange to say so, considering the months of campaign rhetoric we’ve endured from both, this presidential election is not about George W. Bush and John Kerry. It is about us, the American people. Of course that’s always the case, but I believe the leftward shift of the entire political spectrum these past fifty years, and the erosion of our Founding moral, economic and political principles that has resulted, makes this a watershed moment in American history. This election will reveal...
  • The Lie at the Heart of American Liberalism (Or, Why I Finally Decided to Vote for Bush)

    10/28/2004 1:49:12 PM PDT · by pescates · 2 replies · 160+ views
    Original essay | Paul E. Scates
    The Lie at the Heart of Modern American Liberalism By Paul E. Scates October 25, 2004 Though it may sound strange to say so, considering the months of campaign rhetoric we’ve endured from both, this presidential election is not about George W. Bush and John Kerry. It is about us, the American people. Of course that’s always the case, but I believe the leftward shift of the entire political spectrum these past fifty years, and the erosion of our Founding moral, economic and political principles that has resulted, makes this a watershed moment in American history. This election will reveal...