BY MICHAEL S. JOHNSON
Do you ever get into a discussion and get so bogged down in specifics, you forget what the central argument was about in the first place?
It happens around the dinner table, but unfortunately it is occurring more often in our public dialogue on critical policy issues, making debate less civil and solutions more difficult to reach.
BY RICH GALEN
Reprinted from mullings.com
Over the 12 years of writing MULLINGS, I have often strayed – sometimes pretty far – from Conservative Orthodoxy.
BY ROBERT WALKER
Reprinted from Reserving the Right to Object
On the campaign trail, one of President Obama’s favorite speech lines has been about Republicans driving the economy into the ditch. He claims to have spent two years trying to get us back out of that ditch, but makes certain that his audience understands that the Democrats did not put us there.