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Tucson and the Tea Party
Throughout social media, the left is really blowing the dog whistle on the Tea Party movement, from blaming opportunist Sarah Palin, whose Tea Party credentials are dubious, to status updates, comments, and this San Francisco Chronicle editorial posted by the...
French Pension Riots and U.S. 2010 Elections
First, Greece was in an uproar over government subsidies and entitlements. For the past seven days, France has also been rocked by nonstop violence caused by a slight change in government-controlled economic programs. The French have announced plans to raise the...
Secretariat Movie Trumps The Social Network in Depicting Capitalism
While Social Network holds capitalism in contempt, Secretariat exhibits a thorough grasp of capitalism in practice.
Ridley Scott's Robin Hood: A Hero For Our Times
Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood is another epic action movie—and a scathing indictment of taxation without representation, government control of wealth and religion, and abnegation of man’s rights. That the filmmakers ultimately misplace its theme—by...
Movie Review: Alice in Wonderland
Disney writer Linda Woolverton (Mulan, The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast) and director Tim Burton thoroughly reconfigure Lewis Carroll’s literary classic Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland in Disney’s new, computerized adaptation, which bears some...
Movie Review: Avatar
Avatar is big, loud, and bodacious--and totally bankrupt as a cinematic experience. I tried to like this spectacular monstrosity at every turn, especially with a new actor named Sam Worthington in the lead--he's much better in Terminator: Salvation--but enduring...
Books: Another Ayn Rand Novel for Our Times
A book for Americans.
The History of HMOs: What You–and Your Employer–Probably Don’t Know About Your Health Plan
The new year begins as employees begin a process called open enrollment--when many employees designate a health plan through their employer. Unfortunately, most are forced to enroll in a managed care plan, i.e., an HMO or PPO. That's right: force actually lies at the...
Summer of Socialized Medicine
Amid talk that the administration will re-name its plan for socialized medicine after the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy and re-package the national health care campaign as an American tribute to a 47-year veteran of the U.S. Senate who persistently opposed...
Thug Worship in Iran and in America
Looters took over downtown Los Angeles the other night following a professional basketball victory. A news radio reporter and several policemen were attacked, stores were looted, and, as far as I can tell, police stood down and allowed the looters to do the damage....
Abortion and the Death of Dr. George Tiller
Police have announced an arrest in yesterday's murder of Wichita, Kansas, Dr. George Tiller. Apparently, the shooter is an anti-abortion Christian who approved of assassinating abortion doctors (sources: New York Times, Kansas City Star). If true, this is yet another...
New ‘Star Trek’ Movie is Bland, Not Bold
Kirk is a playboy, Spock is tortured and everyone sounds like they’re reading from a script.
California’s Socialized Medicine Rising
This month, in a 73-page position paper, California's insurance commissioner, John Garamendi, proposed a government takeover of medicine. That the bureaucrat who would be governor prescribed more government intervention is not surprising. But, because the culture is...
Oscar Without Glamour
Why Hollywood is losing its luster.
AFCM Interviews HSA Bank President Kirk Hoewisch
The year was 1901 and someone in Howards Grove, Wisconsin, observed that the first automobile to appear in town was driven by a man from nearby Sheboygan. A century later, the town is making its mark on another new vehicle--which has the potential to revolutionize how...
New Year For Choosing a Health Plan
For many workers, the new year initiates a process called open enrollment--when many employees designate a health plan through their employer--that's as comprehensible as the tax code. During the annual cattle call, employees are pummeled with bureaucratic jargon...
U.S. Policy Towards Iran: 25 Years Of Denial
THIS WEEK MARKS 25 YEARS of America's appeasement toward Iran, which began in earnest on November 4, 1979, the day Iran declared war on America. Ayatollah Khomeini's thugs stormed the U.S. embassy in Teheran, Iran, and held 52 Americans as prisoners for 444 days....
Shall We Dance: An Invitation to the Dance
Though no one will mistake Shall We Dance for a classic Fred Astaire musical, director Peter Chelsom's romantic dance comedy makes you want to grab a dish and dance 'til dawn. The jovial remake, based on director Masayuki Suo's Japanese movie of the same name and...
John Kerry For President
The first presidential election since the act of war on September 11, 2001, offers a clear choice for the so-called war on terrorism, a term which is precisely the problem. As others have pointed out, terrorism is a tactical means to an end: America is engaged in a...
George Lucas vs. The Stormtroopers
To paraphrase Ayn Rand in The Fountainhead, George Lucas created Star Wars and George Lucas has the right to destroy Star Wars.
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