Since 9/11 he wrote many political essays. He is a conservative democrat of Zell Miller type (there are still few left) who is upset with hijacking of his party by the Left. His articles are more inline with the FreeRepublic spirit than with his own political website: http://www.ornery.org/index.html that is heavily populated by American- and other Leftists who are delightfully annoyed by Mr. Card's conservatism. He does not post on that site and its moderated by somebody else.
Links: his articles discussed at FR: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/k-orsonscottcard/browse and archived here (it is a must go place for all new to OSC political writing): http://www.ornery.org/essays/warwatch/index.html
His literary, non-political website: http://www.hatrack.com
His fresh articles appear in the Rhinoceros Times, Greensboro, NC: http://www.rhinotimes.com/greensboro/ (before being posted permanently on his The Ornery American website). Read his books/movies/and everything reviews: http://www.hatrack.com/osc/reviews/everything/
His "About" page: http://www.hatrack.com/osc/about.shtml
He certainly thinks so. His editorials make the SLC Tribune a lot, and a couple of weeks ago, he published one that dissed the entire Star Trek franchise, and celebrated its end.
Not just the last wimpy few series, but the entire thing, back to 1966 was pooh-poohed. His idea of a good sci-fi series? Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
I was glad to see an editorial appear a week later that took Card to task on this. A local physician who is an administrator for a health cooperative pointed out the inspiration value of the original Star Trek, how it even spurred him on to study science.
The article is fairly agreeable to me, but there are some strange things Card slips in there. He's pretty stealthy sometimes in trying to get a few minor ideas past your mental radar screen, while hiding them between generally acceptable truths.
Thank you for Card's URLs. He is an AWESOME writer.
Other then that his books suck. Preachy nonsense. Won't touch them anymore.