by Brian Simpson | Oct 31, 2008 | POLITICS
Many blame capitalism for the current financial crisis. Even Alan Greenspan, who at one time was an advocate of the free market, blames capitalism. He recently testified in front of a congressional committee that “A critical pillar to . . . free markets did... by Richard M Salsman | Oct 31, 2008 | POLITICS
These GOP traitors to capitalism have aped the Social Democrat playbook.
by Amit Ghate | Oct 31, 2008 | POLITICS
Everywhere today politicians are blaring that they must save America’s financial institutions, alleging catastrophic risk to the economy were any to fail. Paulson and the entire Bush administration, in a discernible panic, are now pouring $700 billion into the... by Sylvia Bokor | Oct 30, 2008 | History
With the rise of the ancient cultures of Mesopotamia and Egypt (between c. 5000 and 4000 BCE), men’s social groupings expanded. Previously, the social groupings of prehistoric man had slowly developed from family to clan to tribe. The advent of the Neolithic... by Don Watkins | Oct 30, 2008 | Free Speech
The question is not whether fleeting expletives are indecent, an issue that individuals have a First Amendment right to decide for themselves. It’s whether the Constitution grants government the power to trample on freedom of speech, using non-objective laws to dictate what we can say and hear on the airwaves.
by Thomas Sowell | Oct 30, 2008 | POLITICS
Some elections are routine, some are important and some are historic. If Senator John McCain wins this election, it will probably go down in history as routine. But if Senator Barack Obama wins, it is more likely to be historic– and catastrophic. Once the... by Thomas Sowell | Oct 30, 2008 | POLITICS
Among all the people who are now scrambling to get on the Obama bandwagon, none is likely to impress more people than Colin Powell– especially people who know no more about the specifics of Colin Powell’s actions than the specifics of Barack Obama’s.... by Richard E. Ralston | Oct 30, 2008 | Healthcare
There are some noteworthy differences between the health care policies advocated by Senators McCain and Obama. Both candidates, however, share fundamental flaws that make either set of proposals largely undesirable and impossible to implement. Both Obama and McCain... by Walter Williams | Oct 29, 2008 | POLITICS
For the U.S. Congress, news media, pundits and much of the American public, a lot of economic phenomena can be explained by what people want, human greed and what seems plausible. I’m going to name this branch of economic “science” wackonomics and...
