Rights and The Constitution, Part Two
The purpose of this article is to trace and to explain the history of the concept of rights in judicial treatment.
The Battle of Environmentalists versus the US Military
As America’s military deploys troops, armor, planes and ordinance to bases in the Middle East surrounding Iraq, they will do so after years of fending off another kind of attack, one by the massed forces of environmental organizations that have done everything...Race and IQ, Part 2
Professor John McWhorter, a black faculty member at the University of California at Berkeley, has made a suggestion that is explosive in itself and directly the opposite of what is being said by those who are seeking to promote lower college admissions standards for...Lawmakers Who Love Lawbreakers
Democrat Sen. Bob Torricelli of New Jersey is not through yet. While media pundits are busy writing his obituary, the Torch and his colleagues continue to make America safe for lawbreakers. On Sept. 23, Torricelli and Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D.,...Nobel Peace Prize Should Go To Those Who Really Support Peace
The Nobel Peace Prize was just awarded to Jimmy Carter. Although Carter’s efforts to convince Egypt to recognize Israel’s right to exist was a genuine achievement, he has otherwise continuously betrayed the principles on which peace depends. For many years...Democratic Political Propaganda: Rhetoric vs. Reality
Imagine… …a recent graphic ad on the Republican.com website pictures smiling Democratic leaders Tom Daschle and Richard Gephardt shoving a young girl with pigtails in front of a train with the words ‘public education’ written on its side. Although...Re-Authorization of Welfare Reform: Will the Moochers Strike Back?
It’s both amusing and satisfying to re-read the hand-wringing that greeted the 1996 welfare-reform law.
The Real Accounting Problem in America
Is it me, or have recent business stories begun to resemble episodes of VH-1’s “Behind the Music”? Think about it: Executives cook the books and make millions. They live fast and high on the company dime, buying items such as $6,000 shower curtains...A Polluted Process: Horse-Trading with Energy Policy
Politics, they say, is the art of compromise. You give something, I give something. In the end, we wind up with something everyone’s happy with. That’s how worthwhile legislation is forged, right? Yes, usually. But compromise could earn a bad name from the...
CAPITALISM REVIEW
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- Tracinski Loses Congressional Bid in Virginia
- Ayn Rand Institute Announces the Ayn Rand Center, a Permanent Home for the Legacy and Future of Ayn Rand’s Ideas
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- America Last: Fuentes’s Prime Supporters are Foreign Bots That Boost His Influence
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