Tagged: Christine O’Donnell

/// November 4, 2010

Against Intellectual Provincialism

Epistemic Closure Revisited Eons ago in blog-years, Julian Sanchez provoked some indignant responses by suggesting that conservatives are too dependent on a closed, self-referential media ecosystem. Sanchez’s original post elicited a sharp reply from...

Ned Resnikoff

/// October 27, 2010

The Party of Theocracy

As of last week, we all know that Christine O’Donnell doesn’t much care for separation of church and state. As far as surprising campaign knows goes, that’s near the very bottom of the list,...

Lisa Kramer

/// September 20, 2010

Class/Cultural reactions to the tea party

I’ve been out of the loop a bit these past couple weeks, helping out peripherally on a local primary race, and afterward just needing a few days to kind of process some thoughts without...

Will

/// September 16, 2010

Christine O’Donnell on “The Women of Middle Earth”

Via Politico, here’s O’Donnell’s old Catholic Exchange article on Tolkien and gender.

Will

/// September 15, 2010

Forget viability. What about competence?

A quick question about the O’Donnell win in Delaware: At what point does a candidate’s personal problems or demonstrable lack of competence become a reason not to vote for them? O’Donnell really does seem...