Don > Unfortunately, we're probably at a stage where it doesn't matter who wins, as both parties have the same agenda
Yes, it would certainly seem so and, worse still, and as I understand it, the agenda of neither party is in line with the historical principles of the party.
As someone who is more of the right than the left, I appreciate the soul-searching of the thinking American, especially the species known as the paleo-Conservative. In the circumstances, I found this series of articles run by the American Conservative very enjoyable and illuminating -- although bringing one no closer to a solution to the dilemma -- how the US can have a conservative government -- but without W and, particularly, the Trotskyites who are running the Pentagon (neocons).
amconmag.com
>>Unfortunately, this election does not offer traditional conservatives an easy or natural choice and has left our editors as split as our readership. In an effort to deepen our readers’ and our own understanding of the options before us, we’ve asked several of our editors and contributors to make “the conservative case” for their favored candidate. Their pieces, plus Taki’s column closing out this issue, constitute TAC’s endorsement. —The Editors
Coming Home
Kerry’s the One
Old Right Nader
Constitutionally Correct Peroutka
Libertarian Resistance
The Right to Remain Silent
The Real Deal<< |
