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Luke Hamilton

Free Crack Pipes and the Hidden Gospel in America

By, Luke Hamilton We want everyone to feel good. There is no room in Obamatopia for anyone to suffer deprivation, be it physical, emotional, or social. That is unless you believe in limited government or unalienable rights. Then it’s a one-way ticket out of the land of milk and tolerance into a railcar bound for […] Continue reading →

The Motivational Doctrine of Discomfort

By, Luke Hamilton In a sad turn of events, former-Congressman Anthony Weiner and his wife are reportedly looking to down-size their living arrangements. They are planning to leave their $12,000/month Park Ave. apartment and have recently viewed a more frugal living space. According to the Washington Times, the new apartment they are considering rents for […] Continue reading →

Why Chris Christie�s Problem is a Problem for American Conservatives

By, Luke Hamilton, “The past two Presidential contests have produced such milksop Republican candidates because the primaries have been hopscotch practice instead of 10 rounds of sparring before the big fight. Sure, they got occasionally contentious, but the fact that the man who created Romneycare emerged to challenge the man who created Obamacare demonstrates that […] Continue reading →

No Justice, No Peace � The Fruits of our Dilapidated Justice System

By, Luke Hamilton, “All the lofty talk about ‘root causes’ of crime fail to notice the obvious: People commit crimes because they are people – because they are innately selfish and do not care how their behavior affects other people, unless they have been raised to behave otherwise or unless they fear the criminal justice […] Continue reading →

It is Time to Privatize Christmas

By, Luke Hamilton, Why do we fight to foist Christmas on a public which grows more disinterested each year? Do we seek our own Miracle on 34th Street, where a legal loophole preserves the right to acknowledge the supposedly-imaginary as real? What is the objective of this campaign which gets trotted out, year after year? […] Continue reading →

Has Hollywood Seen the Light? Biblical Films Abound!

By, Luke Hamilton, “Studios in Hollywood are waking up to the fact that Bible-believing Americans love to support films which speak of them and to them. In response, producers have packed the assembly line with films like Darren Aronofsky’s Noah, a mini-series remake of The 10 Commandments produced by Harvey Weinstein, and a reboot of […] Continue reading →

A Ghost of Liberalism Past: The Cider House Drools

By, Luke Hamilton, It is easy to forget past beliefs which were held and then rejected. Then, when you encounter them again, stumbling over them like a child’s sneakers lurking in the dark hallway, it is hard to fathom that you once held such beliefs. I recently had just this experience when I recommended The […] Continue reading →

Winter is Coming � Grasshoppers Fiddle While the Nation Burns

By, Luke Hamilton, Winter is coming. The phrase was made popular with the success of the Game of Thrones series, but its resonance is elemental. Even in the height of summer, when a couple inches of snow sound like a refreshing break from the heat, contemplating the approach of winter triggers the impulse to prepare; […] Continue reading →

The Chicago Hindenburg Academy: Now Accepting New Pilots

By, Luke Hamilton, A Few Weeks Ago, Representative Jared Polis, a progressive Congressman from Colorado, suggested that to fix the mess created by Obamacare’s implementation, we need to accept amnesty for illegal immigrants. He favors the passage of House Resolution 15, which would provide a roadmap to citizenship for most immigrants who are here illegally. […] Continue reading →

A Cut-Rate President�s War on Bad Apples

By, Luke Hamilton, Is that really the best they can do? After weeks of taking body blow after body blow, the Obama Administration settled on some new talking points which they feel will deflect the rising tide of hostility directed their way by millions of outraged Americans, dealing with cancelled insurance policies and rising premiums. […] Continue reading →

The Disappearance of Heroes � Perception or Reality?

By, Luke Hamilton, Our stories are changing. Wonder and Beauty slowly eke from our world, unnoticed and unmourned. I used to think it was a natural cessation from the Neverland of youth; a necessary immigration from the immature trappings of youthful imagination to the logical constraints of a moribund maturity. However I’ve found that this […] Continue reading →

International Religious Freedom Day (not a typo!)

Luke Hamilton, “Whereas the people of the United States enjoy and respect the freedom of religion and believe that the fundamental rights of all individuals shall be recognized… Whereas religious freedom is an absolute human right and all people are entitled to do with their own souls as they choose.” (S. Res. 251, October 23, […] Continue reading →

Caution! Develop Your Mental Filter � For the Rescue of America

By Luke Hamilton In the world of audio engineering, there exists a wonderful tool called the band-pass filter. When a sound is generated, waves of energy transmit from the source to a receptacle which collects and interprets them, i.e. an eardrum. Sound waves function at a wide range of frequencies and a band-pass filter functions […] Continue reading →

2013 Nobel Peace Prize Nominees

By, Luke Hamilton This week, all eyes were turned to Oslo where the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize recipient was announced Friday. Surprisingly, I was not issued a press pass this year and so like you, I was forced to wait with bated breath to find out which visionary would be ushered into the pantheon […] Continue reading →

Decay is a One-Way Street - Time to Excise the Rot

By, Luke Hamilton When was the last time you cleaned out your fridge? If you were cleaning out the refrigerator and found a Tupperware container with that 3-Bean Dip you made for the Stanley Cup Finals, tucked away behind the Country Crock, would you pull it out and transfer it to a Ziploc bag for […] Continue reading →

The Right Thing to Do: A Presidential Broken Record

By, Luke Hamilton In what is becoming the most pedagogic Presidency in memory, President Obama has demonstrated his fondness for putting on his rhetorical tweed jacket and lecturing the people who put him in office. His professorial roots are ostentatiously displayed on issues across the political spectrum, but no phrase of his is more threadbare […] Continue reading →

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