Randall Nunn's Past Articles

8 articles

These are the Times that Try Men's Souls

published: October 12, 2009

As Thomas Paine said of a different time, “These are the times that try men’s souls.” But if our media leaders of today (like Peggy Noonan and George Will) had lived in that time...

What If Karl Marx Had Been Black?

published: November 02, 2008

Many in the mainstream media would have us believe that Senator Obama’s election would be a historical moment of great import because he is black. In actuality, he is more white than black a...

Does This Election Mean as much to Them as it Does to Us?

published: October 18, 2008

As I watched the televised excerpts of Senator McCain and Senator Obama at the Al Smith dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York, I felt more than a little anger. Reuters described it as Ob...

The Two Reasons to Vote for McCain

published: October 03, 2008

Like most conservatives, I am not entirely happy with Senator McCain as the standard bearer for the Republican Party. In fact, I was not sure that I could vote for him. But I have decided that ther...

The Foxes Redesign the Hen House (i.e., "Bailout")

published: September 25, 2008

The “bailout” plan being pushed by Secretary Paulson and others is beginning to sound like a plan that benefits no one other than those responsible for mismanaging the economy and busin...

Palin Represents Real People and Real Work

published: September 22, 2008

Last week, Dennis Berman, in an article in The Wall Street Journal opined that “the modern Wall Street is dead.” Berman stated that the primary financial role of New York, and in some w...

The New York Times Continues the Attack on Palin

published: September 15, 2008

One would think that a major newspaper facing declining revenues and readership would carefully consider whether continuing a partisan attack on a very popular candidate for high national office is...

Charlie, You Never Laid A Glove On Her!

published: September 12, 2008

Breaking my own rule, I watched ABC News tonight to see whether Charles Gibson had the audacity to change and be fair and balanced or whether he would be true to form. He was true to form. He tri...