“Conservatives need to be reinvigorated in their pursuit of core principles; the movement must become more than simply an ideological fig leaf for the Republican Party. It is time to focus on achieving real victory—a victory over the economic collectivism and cultural barbarism that is modern liberalism.”

The Conservative Surrender http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=17803, Human Events, 2006-11-1

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