Arthur Christopher Schaper
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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Most Recent Articles by Arthur Christopher Schaper:
Eleanor Clift’s Third Grade Constitutionalism
November 24, 2014
Eleanor Clift is the token unapologetic liberal contributor on The McLaughlin Group
Good News in the Midst of Bad: Pennsylvania
November 21, 2014
Even though Republicans lost one governor seat in 2014, their policies were not rejected, and the reform-minded agenda of Tea Party conservatives remains a strong feature of Pennsylvania politics
CA Sen. Barbara Boxer’s Immigration Stance, and the Truth
November 20, 2014
Senator Boxer's flawed logic and cheap emotional ploys to rally executive amnesty should have all Americans on the alert to push back against a ruthless, lawless executive and reject his planned illegal maneuvers on immigration.
No Impeachment for Obamnesty (Three Lessons)
November 16, 2014
Through persuasion, through congressional contacts, through appropriations, through advise and consent, We the People can stop Obama's immoral immigration ploys
The Biggest Losers of Election 2014
November 11, 2014
Obama, Hillary, Big Media, Big Labor, Gun Control Advocates, Democratic Presidential Prospects 2016
Schaper’s Reflections: Governors’ Races Election 2014
November 8, 2014
The expanded roster of Republican Governors is a welcome development which will pay dividends of life and liberty for years to come.
Schaper’s Reflections: US Senate Elections 2014
November 6, 2014
The US Senate races delivered more than expected to Americans seeking strong representation and resistance against President Obama.
Predictions for US Senate
November 4, 2014
Voters may not like the Republican Party right now, but they despise the President and his loyal Democratic legislators even more
Dem War on Women Fail in Westchester, NY (and Why)
October 28, 2014
The Democratic Party's War on Women rhetoric has hit epic fail levels
Alaska US Senate Race: Sullivan v. Begich, elections
October 21, 2014
Alaska is a rugged territory, difficult for polling, but not difficult for identifying conservative values
Arkansas US Senate Race: Pryor v. Cotton
October 20, 2014
Arkansas was one of the last Dixie-crat, conservative Southern Democratic strongholds, yet has now trended Republican
The Republican Party: A Play in the Theater of the Absurd?
October 19, 2014
Ideological conflicts are breaking out in the Republican Party today, where candidates and activists seem to be transforming into RINOs
Social Conservatives: Truth, not Tradition
October 14, 2014
All Christians need to get involved in the culture, and start speaking truth to power
My Interview With IBD Political Cartoonist Michael Ramirez
October 10, 2014
Our one hour together gave me deeper insight not just to his views and his means for sharing them, but the whole creative process for his cartoons, from start to finish.
GOP Governor Reforms: Which Worked Out Best, and Why
October 9, 2014
Conservative reforms must be bold, but well thought out, politically savvy as well as emotionally apparent to voters
The Kansas Experiment: Blowback for Brownback?
October 5, 2014
With an aggressive liberal media keen to pick out faults and declare conservative experiments a failure, Brownback has his back to the wall
Anti-Tribute to Attorney General Eric Holder
September 26, 2014
Holder had no business being chief law enforcement officer of the United States. When law enforcement was needed, Holder played the race card. When the Constitution deserved defense, he offended its fundamental premises
Carmen Velasquez: No Votaré Obama in 2014
September 14, 2014
Democrats will have the Latino vote (or rather, non-vote) to credit for their dismal performance this November, stated with clear vehemence by liberal Latinos like Carmen Velasquez
The Dems Waning War on Women Meme
September 5, 2014
Wasserman-Schultz’ washed-up “War on Women” smear against Gov. Walker
California Gov. Brown’s Unwelcome Welcome Mat
August 30, 2014
Gov. Moonbeam shined on the Vietnamese with a ‘Go Away” sign, but welcomes illegal Mexican immigration
William Hutt: Unsung Union Critic
August 27, 2014
The forced rising of wages not only hurts consumers, but particularly harms the working class, who bear the undue cost of living increases
We Have a Good Name in Jesus
August 24, 2014
Because of the name of Jesus, through whom we receive this blessed, eternal favor
Maxine Waters Says the Craziest Things
August 20, 2014
“We as African-Americans have to be smarter,” said Ruby Hicks of Racine, Wis. “And Maxine Waters needs to shut up.”
Tea Party Growing Pains – The US Senate Races
August 19, 2014
Tea Party leaders need to focus on strong, relentless pressure on their senators, while setting up strong candidates and primary challengers for key House races
Whatever Nixon perpetrated then is nothing like the flood of crimes and scandals dominating the White House today.
George W. Bush: Vindicated
August 9, 2014
Bush lied, people died? No. Obama lies, and a lot have died with it? Yes
The Irrepressible Arab-Israeli Conflict
August 3, 2014
President and prime ministers cannot say they support peace in the Middle East if they believe that Islamic terrorism can coexist in the region with a safe and secure Israel.
A Principled Stand: The story of Hirabayashi v. United States
The United States Constitution permits the competing interests of the people, the states, and elites to strive for supremacy without succeeding exclusively.
California Judge Strikes Down Teacher Tenure
July 3, 2014
Teacher tenure, impossible dismissal procedures, and LIFO hurt all students, regardless of race or financial status