[EternalVigilance]

Pragmatism in politics is self-defeating in the long run. It is a euphemism for the slow sacrifice of one's principles. The constant substitution of "electable" moderates for principled conservatives is what repeatedly kills the Republican Party and prevents it from ever realizing even a small part of its platform when it is in power. It is particularly ironic when the electable moderates show themselves to be nothing of the sort, which in this particular case has already happened when the managing editor of the seminal National Review abjures the Great Teutonic Hope in no uncertain terms.

Wow!

[ambrose]

Don't you just love the sound of chirping crickets?

[Registered]

Vox Day is a novelist and Christian libertarian.

Oh yeh, that combination always produces cognitive writings!