by Michelle Malkin | Aug 8, 2002 | POLITICS
Dr. Patrick Chavis is dead. Will the liberal politicians and gullible media who made him a poster boy for government-imposed affirmative action shed a single tear, or will they continue to ignore what a shameful tragedy his life became? According to a Los Angeles... by Daniel J Mitchell | Aug 7, 2002 | POLITICS
Does the IRS always merit the harsh criticism it receives? No. Politicians deserve much of the blame for the way our tax system operates. Take, for instance, the Earned Income Tax Credit. It was Congress that created the EITC-essentially an income-redistribution... by David Harsanyi | Aug 7, 2002 | Middle East & Israel, WORLD
Arabs in Israel have already been awarded full social and political equality. Despite these generous privileges, the majority of Arabs do not see themselves as disadvantaged citizens in a democracy, fighting for equality, but rather as partisan Palestinians temporarily living under Zionist occupation.
by Michelle Malkin | Aug 6, 2002 | POLITICS
Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle has seen the light. People — specifically, people who live and vote in his home state of South Dakota — must come before plant life. This sudden insight was illuminated by the glare of 50,000 forest fires, which have... by Robert W Tracinski | Aug 6, 2002 | Energy, POLITICS
Someone, finally, has stated the truth to the administration and to the world: Saudi Arabia is our enemy. According to the Washington Post, that was the message of a recent briefing to the Pentagon’s Defense Policy Board. The presentation, by Rand Corporation... by Peter Schwartz | Aug 6, 2002 | POLITICS
A precondition of freedom is the recognition of the individual’s capacity to make decisions for himself. If man were viewed as congenitally incapable of making rational choices, there would be no basis for the very concept of rights. Yet that is increasingly how... by Alex Epstein | Aug 5, 2002 | POLITICS
Most Americans, including our politicians, continue to believe the insidious proposition that we must “strike a balance” between liberty and security. Even though the House’s new homeland security bill specifically prohibits the President’s... by Daniel J Mitchell | Aug 5, 2002 | Europe, POLITICS
Two years ago, politicians and bureaucrats at the European Commission announced their intention to turn the 15 nations of the European Union into “the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010.” This is a tall order. Smothered by... by S.M. Oliva | Aug 5, 2002 | POLITICS, Women's Rights
The ancient Scottish game has expanded in popularity steadily since the simultaneous rise of Arnold Palmer and television coverage of the PGA Tour in the 1950s; in recent years the game has seen increased participation at all professional and amateur levels, and much...
