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Gadsden in The Curia

Jan 3, 2022

Some Things Conservatives May Want to Consider While Navigating the News — Gadsden

The motives of our adversaries may not be quite what they seem.

I’m not one for conspiracies and anyone that has read my past articles should know that the last…

False Equivalence: Political Speech and School Curriculum — Gadsden

Local Seattle radio hosts present a fallacious comparison.

“ Proposals that seek to limit aspects of free speech are coming from both sides of the aisle during the current legislative…

Gadsden in The Curia

Jan 23, 2022

National Conservatism (Part 3) — Gadsden

I recently finished reading “The Virtue of Nationalism” by Yoram Hazony.

Hazony is an Israeli citizen, and his book is written from a more international perspective than “The Case for Nationalism” by Rich Lowry. Hazony views…

National Conservatism (Part 1) — Gadsden

Will there be a “Part 2”? I’m not sure.

Back in November 2021, a convention was held on “National Conservatism”. Some articles appeared in several publications I follow covering it. The coverage I saw was very short on specifics as…

National Conservatism — Part 2 — Gadsden

In part 1 I referred to two books I recently bought. I just finished one of them.

“The Case for Nationalism” by Rich Lowry.

While it is not my intention to write a book review here, I must say I recommend…

February 2022

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