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. Twitter -- @ArthurCSchaper Facebook aschaper1.blogspot.com asheisministries.blogspot.com

Most Recent Articles by Arthur Christopher Schaper:

Reid’s New Low: “They’re Lying!” February 28, 2014
"The Millions of Americans Suffering because of Obamacare are liars!"
Centinela Valley: Call for the Demise of School Boards February 27, 2014
Inherent dysfunction, unchecked corruption
Left-Wing Politico Inadvertently Exposes Union Autopsy February 18, 2014
Labor unions have proved adept at succeeding themselves into failure
Bitter End to the Modern Labor Movement February 16, 2014
The union hall-statehouse corruption-collusion is coming to a bitter end in the United States, the final death-throws of the Modern Labor Movement.
A New Enemy To Unite the GOP February 15, 2014
The Public Sector Union Lobby as Public Enemy No. 1 can conserve Conservatism and re-unify the Republican Party.
Ceiling Debate-Debacle (Don’t Bother) February 11, 2014
Perhaps Boehner and his conservative colleagues should not even bother dealing on the debt ceiling ever again
House Leadership’s Unprincipled Immigration Principles February 4, 2014
House leaders should follow Congressman Paul Ryan’s indirect advice, and National Review’s overt exhortation, and put aside immigration reform to another year.
CA and DC GOP for Amnesty: at Their Peril February 2, 2014
Restoring Constitutional, limited government, expedited naturalization for legal residents, demolition of the welfare state, market forces (along with basic security measures) will ensure a peaceful, lawful, and moral immigration policy
Henry Waxman Retires (Retreats): an Anti-Tribute January 30, 2014
Waxman did not do a good job, His record of pandemic liberalism has left us none the better, and he retired not a moment too soon.
Christie, Mulvaney, and the Compromise of Compromise January 9, 2014
Compromise works when negotiators do not sell out their values
Hollow Rumblings about Georgia’s 2014 US Senate Race January 7, 2014
The Georgia-based tempests in a teapot
Michigan Governor Rick Snyder: Republican RoboCop January 7, 2014
Instead of metal and machine, he has mettle and a mission
Five Reasons not to Read the LA Times December 27, 2013
As of now, an average 1,000 people per day have blissfully ignored Whitefield's warnings
2013: California’s Year of Secession December 22, 2013
"Six Californias" plan
Another Reflection on the Mourdock Defeat December 20, 2013
The fiscal and social conservative message was not a turn-off for Indiana voters
Sarah Palin for US Senate December 6, 2013
She is no King (or Queen) Maker in elections, but would she be an excellent US Senate candidate
Bashir Disciplined, Resigns at Last December 6, 2013
Bashir got discipline of his own, and resigned not a moment too soon
Abortion Limits Unlimited December 5, 2013
Life begins at conception: this truth is an accomplished fact. At what point one may terminate this life, this argument has no legal limit
Republicans Supported an Individual Mandate—So What? December 4, 2013
Democratic Party has positioned itself in every debate to depict government as the road to prosperity and security
Recession of the State: Renaissance of Limited Government November 24, 2013
Fiscal responsibility, lesser government, individual accountability, and an end to the ubiquitous nanny state
Obama, Declining Media, and the End of “Gimme!” Government November 19, 2013
Obama’s approval ratings will dip as Americans find their opportunities diminished by the dimmed promises and dysfunctional policies of a President who epitomizes the hollow follies of “Gimme!” governing
The Naïveté of Libertarianism November 12, 2013
Libertarians who do not respect the culture of mankind or the fallen nature of human beings will always fail to command respect in the political arena
Social Liberalism Create Fiscal Profligacy November 11, 2013
Social liberalism creates fiscal profligacy in the long run. The consequences of upending values about life and marriage end up costing the state and the taxpayer in the long run
24/7 Politics—Enough Already! November 9, 2013
This restlessness is growing stronger in our culture. Instant media has only fed this discontent
Through the Bums, and the Bummer Policies Out! November 8, 2013
A vapid tantrum of Throw the bums out! alone will not ensure better governance
Obama is Bombing in the Polls (Not Really) November 1, 2013
Obama and the left-leaning, state-sponsoring politicians in our political culture will continue to enjoy a relatively high, or at last passable reputation in the eyes of the press, low-information voters
About GOP Tactics, Krauthammer was Correct (to a Point) October 24, 2013
Liberalism runs out of other people's money, and the current liberal in the White House is running out of excuses for why his programs are failing
Compromise as We Know it is Dead! October 23, 2013
Let's take a longer look at "compromise" in Washington, and why today voters may not want such deal-making to return
What Republicans Have Gained Following the Shutdown October 22, 2013
President Obama's second term is already winding down with a massive, historical repudiation awaiting him in 2014
GOP-Critical Conservative Defends GOP’s 2014 Changes October 12, 2013
Obamacare, shutdown, backlash, budget, debt ceiling, Establishment Republican, David Brooks