- A Novel Solution to the Immigration Problem: The NAFTA Angle January 30, 2013
- Keeping Eastern Europe in Mind April 25, 2012
- Why Some Government Spending Is Better Than Others … February 24, 2012
- The End of Secularism and the HHS Mandate February 15, 2012
- The Reversal of Proposition 8: A Dangerous Precedent February 8, 2012
- Huntsman’s Team on Why They Lost January 20, 2012
- Barack Obama: Mayor of Portlandia January 19, 2012
- Thoughts on Last Night’s Debate January 17, 2012
- Chris Matthews’ Deep Unfairness to the Tea Party October 9, 2011
- Is Making Money Evil, Harry Reid? August 2, 2011
- A Puritan Pulp Hero by Robert E. Howard? July 25, 2011
- A Special Note to the Jim Wallis Christians April 9, 2011
- Entitlements Are Free! April 3, 2011
- Leaders Do What They Do, Therefore … March 15, 2011
- A Response to Jim Wallis’s “What Would Jesus Cut?” March 4, 2011
- Leveling Justice: Tax Code as Moral Code March 2, 2011
- The Unteachable Michael Kinsley and Reagan February 8, 2011
- An Everyday Example of Why Big Gov’t Is Bad December 21, 2010
- The Mega-Selling Christian and Conservative Novelist December 20, 2010
- The Ugliness of Seventies-Style Feminism December 2, 2010
- Why It Can’t Be Sarah Palin November 3, 2010
- A Different Kind of Election Night November 2, 2010
- The Hypocrisy of the Champions of Secular Democracy October 20, 2010
- Marx and Genetic Inheritance October 14, 2010
- The Folly of a Second Stimulus October 11, 2010
- Full Review of William F. Buckley by Jeremy Lott September 6, 2010
- Jeremy Lott’s Buckley September 4, 2010
- Iran and the Mullet: A Personal Reflection July 8, 2010
- The Idea of a Tax Trap July 2, 2010
- Amazon Playing an Interesting Game July 1, 2010
- The Trouble with the Social Welfare Modifier to the Pro-life Position June 18, 2010
- William F. Buckley, Jr. by Lee Edwards June 8, 2010
- Rod Blagojevich Shows Me Something April 5, 2010
- Neocommunists March 28, 2010
- Stop Apologizing for the Crusades! February 26, 2010
- Chris Christie Demonstrates Political Courage and Statesmanship February 14, 2010
- In the Wake of iPad iDisappointment … January 30, 2010
- Vikings: Maybe the Most Dangerous Team January 17, 2010
- Secularism and Brit Hume January 6, 2010
- How Dumb Is GQ? January 5, 2010
- Books: The Conservative Arsenal January 4, 2010
- The Difference Between the U.S. and China December 1, 2009
- Re: Healthcare: An Open-Ended Commitment November 10, 2009
- Meeting of the Minds in Houston November 9, 2009
- Machiavelli, the Prince, and the Tradition of Liberty November 5, 2009
- Pre-totalitarian Thuggery of the Left and Rush Limbaugh October 20, 2009
- Jim Antle Reviews The End of Secularism October 14, 2009
- The Obama Iconography October 13, 2009
- Domenech’s Jeremiad October 8, 2009
- A Tale from The New Economy October 1, 2009
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Hunter Baker
Hunter Baker is associate dean of arts and sciences and associate professor of political science at Union University. He is the author of The End of Secularism and winner of the 2011 Michael Novak Award. His personal website is www.hunterbaker.wordpress.com.
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