The Conservatives’ War on Birth Control
Their war on contraception is not a war against the alleged excesses of the “birth control revolution”–it is a declaration of war against the pursuit of happiness.
Their war on contraception is not a war against the alleged excesses of the “birth control revolution”–it is a declaration of war against the pursuit of happiness.
In a move reminiscent of television’s popular “World Poker Tour,” in which a player announces that he is “all in,” their new law mandates that by the year 2020, California will emit 25 percent less carbon dioxide than it now does.
The WHO’s support for DDT use is an encouraging step toward stopping this global health catastrophe. But even more important is to reject the environmental ideology on which opposition to DDT is based.
Each of these hours spent in traffic is time not used as each individual sees fit to spend it.
Hooters, in an age of globalization, has imported a Japanese concept without paying a single penny for import duties.
With the anniversary of 9/11 approaching, here are a few facts worth circulating…
The newest crisis of what the left describes as “social injustice.”