Arthur Christopher Schaper is a teacher-turned-writer on topics both timeless and timely; political, cultural, and eternal. A life-long Southern California resident, Arthur currently lives in Torrance.
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"Offense is turning into an entitlement in this country, and this entitlement of offense is hurting our liberties, frustrating our youth and their education, and even upending the free market order of things."
The very detailing of this account gives pause, raises suspicion, and then the sudden change in the Breitbart post confirms that a media flail is at work, where "Gotcha!" journalism has to retract and retrace its steps
If anyone is playing politics, look no further than the deeply diminished Democratic caucus and their President sacrificing the welfare and security of this country for an easy cohort of Democratic voters
Is Walker for amnesty? Based on his rhetoric and his record, the answer is no, yet the media still has an uncanny amnesia about Republican governors when their policies and proposals resonated with the Republican base and the country as a whole
Country needs lawmakers who will stop the spending spree, upset the expansion of government programs, and slow President Obama's unconstitutional executive fiat.
Not Democrats' adherence to government, but rather Republican insistence on private enterprise is what is desperately lacking in our political discourse
Hopefully, Darlena Cunha's liberalism will fall away so that she can be a good parent and raise her daughters to become strong, independent, and successful women
Gardner is pro-life, pro-marriage, pro-Second Amendment, pro-tax reform, pro-limited government, a signer of the Grover Norquist No Tax pledge, and this conservative Republican triumphed in slightly blue Colorado.
Although frustrated with Boehner as Speaker of the House for the 114th Congress, I refuse to gut the conservative credentials of the following Congressmen
President Obama needs to restore the proper order of Constitutional checks and balances, and submit to Congress before establishing the next steps for redefining the United States' relationship with Havana
Potential reforms attached to reinstatement of the filibuster would also engage the Republican Party as the mature political body ready to attack the deeper problem: the rank politicization of the federal judiciary.
President Obama and his liberal supports cannot rebut their massive foreign policy/terrorism failures by pointing to the consulate attacks under the Bush Administration