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Why not a Fourth of July Seder?

Wednesday, 30 June 2010 12:42 by Karen Kataline
In recent years, a growing number of voices including those of Dennis Prager -- who will speak at next week's Western Conservative Summit -- Colorado's own David Kopel have suggested that America is in grave and immediate need of a Fourth of July Sed... [More]
Categories:   America | History
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The true meaning of independence

Wednesday, 30 June 2010 11:19 by Mark Hillman
(Centennial Fellow) As we observe the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this Fourth of July, we should consider the unique form of government for which our Founding Fathers chose to risk “their lives, their fortunes, and their sacr... [More]

Living Constitution & Emergent Church: Subjectivity Reigns

Sunday, 27 June 2010 14:39 by Greg Schaller
As the confirmation hearings for nominee Elena Kagan begin this week, we again return to the question of how Supreme Court justices should interpret the Constitution.  Central to this inquiry is the approach that justices take towards both the t... [More]

Are we fit to be free or not, Sen. Shaffer?

Friday, 25 June 2010 02:32 by John Andrews
The Colorado Senate President, a Democrat, writes in the Denver Post today that he prefers "shades of gray" to my "rigid ideology" as expressed in a 6/20 column(previous post) framing this year's election around whether Americans are fit to... [More]
Categories:   Colorado | Conservatism | Liberals
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This year's big question: Are we fit to be free?

Wednesday, 23 June 2010 15:27 by John Andrews
(Denver Post, June 20) Are we fit to be free?  That’s the big question for Americans to decide in election year 2010.  Above the chatter of daily headlines, beyond the jockeying of parties, two opposing visions of human nature vie for... [More]
Categories:   Conservatism
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As a CEO, Obama is failing the 3am test

Wednesday, 23 June 2010 15:24 by Greg Schaller
In February of 2008, while the primary season was still in full swing, David Von Dreihle wrote a column titled: “Does Experience Matter in a President?”  His central question was whether or not the fact that Barack Obama’s limi... [More]
Categories:   Obama
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Appeasement seems to be in Dems' DNA

Wednesday, 16 June 2010 10:13 by Bill Moloney
 Poor Bubba.  Not only is he exposed as Obama’s messenger boy in the sleazy Sestak affair, but now friends report he is absolutely livid over the devastating portrayal of him in the new HBO drama “The Special Relationship”... [More]

Colorado Spine: His or Mine?

Friday, 11 June 2010 16:08 by John Andrews
Well, well. So my former legislative colleague and adversary Andrew Romanoff now styles himself a man of "backbone" in the Democratic Senate primary against Michael Bennet.  Interesting since for upwards of 15 years, as Lynn Bartels noted in a D... [More]

A month in Londonistan: Whirlpool of cultures

Friday, 11 June 2010 15:28 by William Watson
I spent most of May 2010 in predominately Muslim neighborhoods in the UK.  As I walked the streets, I had often had the feeling that I was in the Middle East.  I took a group of CCU students over to England to build relationships with Musli... [More]

Washington Week 2010 immerses students in public policy

Sunday, 6 June 2010 02:56 by Greg Schaller
(Centennial Fellow) CCU's second annual Washington Week took 13 students  and three faculty to Washington, DC, from May 23rd to 29th.  It was an intensive “immersion” experience into the workings of our government, public policy... [More]