Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
Claire Berlinski, Ed. ·
Dec 24, 2011 at 4:29am
The best election result (anywhere in the world), the best economic policy or proposal, the best book, the best article, the best idea, the best line, the best video, the best song, the best movie, the best Tweet, the best debate, the best news, the best post on Ricochet--enter your nominations now.
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Jul '10
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
Best demonstration of a hitting clinic in a post:
Professor Rahe
Oct '10
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
"...the best post on Ricochet..." -- Prof. Rahe on the meaning of "managerial progressive."
Apr '11
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
Bin Laden's death, and the overwhelming public support for it.
Aug '10
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
When the UK said no to the EU
Jan '11
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
It happened early in the year, January 5th I believe. The newly elected GOP majority formally took their seats in the House of Representatives and caused a divided federal government.
Jan '11
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
Unfortunately, the political realities [soft politicians and a voting public that cannot tolerate attacking their pet Leviathan] have been a terrible obstacle for undoing those things which need to be undone. Time is a wasting and time is running out.
Sep '10
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
Best reason for why we fight:
President Obama skipping Vaclav Havel's funeral.
Sep '10
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
What's a conservative moment? They are all too fleeting - I must have missed every one of them.
Mar '11
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
Canada elects a Conservative government, which begins dismantling socialist policies (long gun registry, Canada Wheat Board, etc).
Nov '11
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
I second that! I'm glad I voted for them.
Edited on Dec 24, 2011 at 10:21amMar '11
Re: Your Nominations: Top Ten Conservative Moments of 2011
For those of us who think cultural issues are as important as any other in conservatism, I loved seeing the Canadian government chuck aside Labour's old "maritime command, air command", etc, and bring back the old service names... Royal Canadian Navy, Royal Canadian Air Force, etc. Canadian liberals growled long and loud about it... "return to imperialism", and all that rot... but most Canadians seem fine with it.