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Michael Barone The Washington Examiner 7/2/2013 In James Bennett and Michael Lotus’ book “America 3.0,” the authors describe the roots of American exceptionalism as going back to the Anglo-Saxon invaders of England after the fall of the Roman Empire. The Fourth of July is always an occasion to think about what the United […] July 8th, 2013 | Tags: "America 3.0", American exceptionalism, Industrial Revolution, Information Age, James C. Bennett, Michael J. Lotus, nuclear family | Category: Books/media, Government, Politics, United States | Comments are closed
Pajamasmedia YouTube 12/20/2012 Mankind has transformed itself from an agrarian culture to an industrial culture over centuries. Now, the United States is changing in a matter of decades from an industrial society to a post-industrial one. What will our economy look like in the new year and the decades that follow, and how will this […] December 26th, 2012 | Tags: agrarian culture, Bill Whittle, Federalism, IBM, Industrial Revolution, Information Age, innovation, Rep. Thaddeus G. McCotter | Category: Barack Obama, Economy, Founding Fathers, Government, Progressives, Unions, Video | Comments are closed
Melanie Phillips The Daily Mail [UK] 29 July 2012 …we had for starters a bucolic scene of merry medieval peasants, and men playing cricket — giving way to a stunningly produced but deeply tendentious image of cloth-capped workers slaving in the inferno of the Industrial Revolution. But life in the Middle Ages wasn’t a rural […] July 30th, 2012 | Tags: "Isambard Kingdom Brunel", 2012 Olympics, Danny Boyle, fantasy, Industrial Revolution, Kenneth Branagh, London, patriotism, poverty, utopianism, William Shakespeare | Category: Entitlements, Great Britain, Health Care, History, political correctness, Progressives, Socialism, Unions | Comments are closed
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