This is a special-edition retrospective post; call it an opportunity to compare and contrast post-election responses from this year with those from four years ago.Electoral musings, part I
Howard Fineman (and others) on the one hand, and the moral arrogance of Peter Beinart on the other.Electoral musings, NYC edition
Nicholas Kristof, Thomas Friedman, and the failure of many liberals to understand conservatives on our own terms.Electoral musings, Canadian edition
A link to the great David Warren’s column on Bush’s re-election.Electoral musings, moral values edition
On the effect of “moral values” on the 2004 election, and the idea that branding liberal positions with the label “moral values” is the key to Democratic victory.Electoral musings, part V
The comforting explanation: “We lost because voters are stupid.”Electoral musings, attitude edition
On the Democratic Party and its attitude toward Christianity. (Barack Obama makes a cameo appearance, in one of the columns I linked here; the Denver Post column is no longer up.)Electoral musings, theological edition
A link to the invaluable Rev. Dr. Mark D. Roberts and his excellent reflections on a proper Christian approach to politics and elections.
