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Our own Mac Owens sets the record straight regarding Lincoln and the when, where and how of emancipation today in National Review On Line.
Andrew has a new piece up at Tech Central Station explaining how John Bolton is “Too Controversial Because He Is Too Conventional.”
Anchor Rising is ecstatic to announce a fifth contributor: Mac Owens. Mac is an associate dean of academics and professor of national-security affairs at the Naval War College in Newport; he’s also a contributing editor for National Review Online. Rhode Island is fortunate to have the likes of Mr. Owens as engaged citizens, and Anchor…
The guys at PRESSblog, a Rhode Island blog for marketers, have reviewed a number of Southern New England blogs “to determine what value they might have to advertisers.” Although I may be, you know, mildly biased, I think they give some great advice when it comes to Anchor Rising: Will Appeal to: Republican candidates for…
Andrew has a new piece up at TCS, “Tipping the Foreign Policy Balance,” in which he outlines the difference between geopolitical “realism” and “liberalism.” The President clearly favored a “liberal” strategy in his Inaugural Address.
Just a reminder that Don Hawthorne will be appearing on the Rick Adam’s radio show on WARL 1320 AM tonight from 8-9 p.m. If you’re in the Greater Providence area, you should be able to pick it up over the air. If not, they do stream.
Thanks to Lane Core, who featured one of Don’s posts as part of his weekly Blogworthies series. Lane’s Blog from the Core is always worth reading, but his Blogworthies are a weekly must-peruse.
Thanks to Dave Talan for including a mention of Anchor Rising in the latest edition of his R.I. Republican Update email. The blurb is about “the relatively new occurrence” of the blog movement. Talan also mentions Chuck Nevola’s The Senescent Man (as well as Dust in the Light and The Ocean State Blogger). There aren’t…
Sorry for the lack of new posts, folks. That’s one of the potential difficulties when one’s substantive efforts must be made during moments not spent supporting one’s family. We thank you for continuing to stop by, and we promise that the lapse is only temporary.
Anchor Rising welcomes Donald B. Hawthorne to our contributors list. Readers may recognize Don’s name from the pieces that he’s published in The Providence Journal taking on Rhode Island’s teachers’ unions (see his Recent Publications on the sidebar). Don’s interests are much broader, however, and he’s sure to be an even more significant benefit to…
