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Saturday, December 04, 2004
The Conservative Monitor Update http://www.conservativebookstore.com http://www.conservativemonitor.com Contents: 1. Book Review: - "How to Talk to a Liberal", by Ann Coulter 2. Articles - Clear Choices, by Judson Cox - It's the Economy, Stupid, and It's Good! by Alan Caruba - Heinz Thinks She’s Superior To Average American, by Frederick Meekins - The Moral Case for the Invasion of Iraq - Part I, by Peter C. Glover 3. Powerhouse Profits 4. Weekly Politickle, by F.R. Duplantier ----- 1. Book of the Month: "How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must) : The World According to Ann Coulter", by Ann Coulter. She has done it again, a book that levels the left with truth and audacity. No one is bolder than Ann Coulter when she tells it like it is. This compilation of her syndicated columns over the last five years, includes previously unpublished work. She delves into many subjects, but the main theme is dealing with the left and staying true to conservative beliefs. Some call her bombastic, but those who know politics call her on the mark. This is a fun read for conservatives who like their commentary with punch. (She doesn't pull them.) For more information on this book click on the link below: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1400054184/ref=nosim/theconservativeb ----- 2. Articles Clear Choices Judson Cox / -- Last week, I took advantage of early voting, and cast my ballot. Granted, my brains haven’t baked in the southern sun quite as long as a Floridian who can’t tell the difference between Al Gore and Pat Buchanan, but it seemed a pretty clear choice to me. The whole process took maybe ten minutes, and all I had to do was fill in a few ovals with a felt tipped pen. The ballot was straight forward, the instructions were clear, and it could not have been easier. More... http://www.conservativemonitor.com/opinion04/135.shtml It's the Economy, Stupid, and It's Good! Alan Caruba / Anxiety Center -- Lacking any real issues to run on, the Democrat Party and its candidate have been telling anyone who will listen that the United States is staring a new Depression in the eye. They cite the rising per barrel cost of oil, rising health care costs, and the "failure" of the Bush administration to create jobs, despite the fact that the government doesn't create jobs; private industry and businesses, large and small, do that. More... http://www.conservativemonitor.com/opinion04/136.shtml Heinz Thinks She’s Superior To Average American Frederick Meekins / American World View -- Often libertarians and conservatives studying the decline of liberty throughout the West speak of an elite that rules over the masses with an iron hand while themselves ignoring the regulations they impose upon the rest of us lower down the social ladder that they hold in contempt. This conclusion is usually drawn by comparing what the snobs in positions of leadership expect from the rest of us and the lax manner in which they themselves live. More... http://www.conservativemonitor.com/opinion04/140.shtml The Moral Case for the Invasion of Iraq - Part I Peter C. Glover / word21.com -- When you see a rattlesnake poised to strike, you do not wait until he has struck before you crush him.(1) Franklin D. Roosevelt There's been much hand-wringing in the West over the morality of pre-emptive strikes of force by national governments, especially in the wake of the new global war, the War on Terror.(2) For many, the invasive rooting out of terrorists in the cities and caves of Afghanistan by the USA post-9/11 was somewhat understandable, for some just about acceptable. More... http://www.conservativemonitor.com/opinion04/138.shtml ----- 3. Powerhouse Profits Luke Hodgens is our Finance/Economics editor. His cogent commentary keeps you informed about the economy and the market. Mr. Hodgens is also editor of an investment newsletter that reveals stocks where you can take a direct interest in what is going on in world. His recommendations are thoroughly researched and geared toward the conservative investor - that is the politically conservative investor. To find out more about a company he recommends in his most recent newsletter, click on the link below: http://www.marketerschoice.com/app/aftrack.asp?afid=140238 ----- 4. The work of F. R. Duplantier is a welcome break from serious political battles. Here is one of his latest limericks (he calls them Politickles): THE GREAT BUMPKIN Linus scans the nightscape scary For a form imaginary: There, looming tall Like an orange ball, Glows a pumpkin-colored Kerry! http://www.politickles.com Get Politickles Shop merchandise customized for your group or business, or commission a one-of-a-kind design just for you. Take advantage of substantial bulk-order discounts. See their full line at http://www.cafeshops.com/politickles For more information on Politickles or to order Mr. Duplantier's collection of Politickle Limericks click on the link below: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0936783257/theconservativeb ----- To check out all the latest books by or about conservatives click the link below: http://www.conservativebookstore.com/sthsweek.shtml ----- Your commentary is invited. Please use the link below to express your rants and raves: http://www.conservativemonitor.com/contact.shtml ----- Feel free to forward this update to friends, family, acquaintances or even your worst enemy. We do not trade or give away email addresses so subscribers never need worry about getting SPAM: ----- |