MSAs: The Future of Medical Care Financing

I know that the MSA is the future for health care financing because it is the best option available today for returning control, responsibility and freedom of choice back to the individual, and thereby preserving and advancing quality medical care for individuals. By...

Silencing Dissent

After years of procrastination, I finally got around to reading Yale University law professor Stephen L. Carter’s, book, Reflections of An Affirmative Action Baby. Carter writes engagingly about race issues like affirmative action, racial stereotypes, and the...

Proposition 209 vs. Racism

California voters passed the California Civil Rights Initiative of 1996, more popularly known as Proposition 209 that says, “The state shall not discriminate against, or grant preferential treatment to, any individual or group on the basis of race, sex, color,...

Economic Freedom and Progress

“Economic Freedom of the World: 1997”, written by Professors James Gwartney (Florida State University) and Robert Lawson (Capital University), has just been published. It is an annual report that uses 17 objective factors to derive a summary economic...

The Tradgedy Called Africa

In terms of natural resources, Africa is the world’s richest continent. It has 50 percent of the world’s gold, most of the world’s diamonds and chromium, 90 percent of the cobalt, 40 percent of the world’s potential hydroelectric power, 65...

Will There Be A Balanced Budget?

There’s been one balanced budget in the last 38 years (1969). In 1979, Congress passed the Balanced Budget Act making balanced budgets the law of the land. In 1982, a “concerned” Congress enacted what was then the largest peacetime tax increase in...