This Week at Conservative Scott versus Liberal Scott

[Scott]

The week began as Scott and Scott continued to hammer out the
existence of the media and its liberal and conservative biases.

As election day approached, Scott L. published his post entitled
"CONSERVATIVES! ASSEMBLE!!" In the post, Scott discusses some key
races that could be indicators as to what will happen next November.
He also posited that one of the reasons conservatives have found
themselves outside the power loop is that they have compromised their
core beliefs and the key to a conservative resurgence is a renewed
emphasis by the Republican Party on these core beliefs, which were
first brought to power by our 40th president, Ronald Wilson Regan.

As has become his custom, Scott J. published a post on Wednesday (must
be the work schedule) entitled "Conservatives and Their Attempts to
Destroy Freedom in America." In the post, Scott discusses that
conservatives have attempted to label liberals as freedom destroyers,
but, he argues, that conservatives have their desires to restrict
freedom in America. Using the topics of reproductive rights, drugs,
shield laws and gay marriage as examples, he posits the argument used
by conservatives against liberals concerning freedom is hypocritical
at best.

The debate continues as Scott and Scott attempt to help the citizenry
do the one job the Founding Fathers demanded of the citizenry - STAY
INFORMED!!!

See you at the blog,
Scott L.
Scott J.

[Scott J.]

This week is all about philosophy...

On Monday, Scott L posted about the failings of the liberal War on
Poverty. The post, entitled "Good Intentions Never Fed a Starving
Child" argues that the liberal philosophies have not allowed the poor
to achieve personal success. Using Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of
needs, Scott shows how conservatism is the only philosophy that will
allow an individual to achieve self-actualization.

In a follow-up post on Thursday, Scott J defends the War on Poverty,
which was entitled "The True Liberal Revolution Has Been Successful."
He argues that the liberal policies of the 1960s and 1970s have in
fact allowed for greater access to the American Dream for women and
minorities. Agreeing with Scott L. on the Maslow argument, Scott J.
argues that only liberalism can meet the needs of poor children
struggling at the bottom of Maslow's hierarchy.


Join the discussion at scottvscott.blogspot.com.

At the blog, please feel free comment on Scott's liberal philosohy
post and/or Scott’s conservative philosophy post. The only way to seek
common ground on the future of America is through effective dialogue.
Neither Scott claims to have the complete answers to the problems
facing America. If you have any thoughts on this matter, please post
them so that the blog can be a place for this dialogue as our great
National Constitution enters its 221st year of existence.

See you at the blog,

Scott Lesinski
Scott Jones