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Frank Miller’s Geostrategic Theory

Posted on December 22, 2008 by Lee

Frank Lovece sat down with Frank Miller for Newsday to discuss his upcoming film The Spirit. Toward the end of it Lovece asked Miller about remarks he’d made in 2007 in support of the Iraq War, and offered him an … Continue reading →

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The Left, McCain And The War

Posted on March 18, 2008 by MichaelW

The inestimable Oliver Kamm provides a glimpse at the value our British friends find in a potential John McCain presidency: Two points about McCain stand out. He’s not a conservative and he’s been right all along about Iraq. These are … Continue reading →

Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Foreign affairs, MichaelW's Page, Notes on the war | Tagged America, Britain, Election 2008, GWOT, Iraq war, John McCain, political left, support, UK | 10 Comments

The Left and John McCain

Posted on February 3, 2008 by MichaelW

In a post at QandO, Billy Hollis explains why John McCain will not be getting his vote. Essentially, McCain-Feingold and Johnny’s continued contempt for the Bill of Rights leaves Billy cold: This [McCain-Feingold] is THE main reason I cannot vote … Continue reading →

Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Foreign affairs, MichaelW's Page, Notes on the war | Tagged attitudes towards, Democrats, Election 2008, Iraq war, John McCain | 8 Comments

â€œSmall-Government Libertarianâ€

Posted on August 7, 2006 by MichaelW

I seem to have caused some confusion with my previous post, â€œPutting the Question to the Bishop,â€ by an inartful use of the term â€œsmall-government libertarian.â€ The more I think about, the clearer it becomes to me that this term … Continue reading →

Posted in Author Pages, Domestic Politics, MichaelW's Page | Tagged abortion, anarchism, anarchist, anti-gay marriage, anti-war left, arguments, battleground, big government, capitalism, citizenship, congress, defense, Democratic Party, Democrats, elections, electorate, executive branch, fiscal policy, Friedrich Hayek, homosexual rights, independent voters, Iraq, Iraq war, Libertarianism, Milton Friedman, minarchism, minarchist, Murray Rothbard, national security, netroots, netroots voters, political candidates, political partiers, president, pro-choice, pro-life, rationalism, Republicans, Robert Nozick, small government electorate, small-government libertarian, social politics, two party system, war | 22 Comments

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