Jay Currie has written a fine piece, published today in The American Spectator, the respected and influential conservative intellectual review.
Deconstructing eminent American conservative critic Andrew Sullivan’s waning support for the Bush administration, Mr. Currie covers the gamut of issues which confront libertarian social critics, the so-called American “creative elite”, who must square the circle of their 2000 support for Bush, in the face of the President’s 2004 religious right-endorsed, anti-gay, fiscally questionable, and reckless neo-imperialist foreign policy.

Raymond Tomlin

Raymond Tomlin is a veteran journalist and educator who has written frequently on the political realm — municipal, provincial and federal — as well as on cinema, mainstream popular culture, the arts, and technology.

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