Columns
Paul Jacob has been writing columns published every Sunday at Townhall.com since 2003. Over time, more and more of those columns will be archived here. Come back for more!
- The one-in-a-million problem (10/16/2011) — There’s something special about politicians. That’s why they should be made less special.
- Occupied America (10/09/2011) — Another upheaval of protest. Should it, too, be dismissed as “astroturf” and “partisan”?
- The Soulless Opposition (10/02/2011) — One problem with partisanship is surely the tendency to look at your opponents as the embodiment of pure evil.
- Think Longer (9/25/2011) — A republic is run by its people. Tell that to the folks in government.
More 2011 columns: Townhall, 2011
2008 columns (just started archiving!): Townhall, 2008

Means and ends are central. If your means are corroded, your ends will be corroded. And if you’re fighting to preserve liberty and you use means that eviscerate our liberties, the end will be corroded, too.

