by Richard E. Ralston | May 6, 2005 | Healthcare
When politicians proclaim that you have a “right” to health care, they actually mean many other things. First, that they want unlimited power to force others to provide you with health care–whatever the cost. They also mean that you have no right to... by Tom DeWeese | May 5, 2005 | POLITICS, United Nations
The United Nations is a mess. It now finds itself buried under scandals. It has Oil for Food scandals. Sex scandals. Power-abuse scandals. Smuggling scandals. Theft scandals. And unpaid traffic tickets. Rob, rape, and pillage seems to be the UN’s modus operandi.... by Walter Williams | May 4, 2005 | POLITICS
Let’s talk about the rich — those people who, according to former Congressman Richard Gephardt, are “winners in life’s lottery.” Or the people whom director Michael Moore preaches, in his book “Dude, Where’s my Country?”... by Keith Lockitch | May 3, 2005 | Religion, SCIENCE
The central issue under debate is whether “intelligent design” is, in fact, a genuine scientific theory or merely a disguised form of religious advocacy–creationism in camouflage.
by Dr Michael Hurd | May 2, 2005 | Military, Money & Banking, POLITICS
Opinion surveys have indicated that a growing number of young people and their parents are wary of the Army’s recruiting pitch at a time when soldiers in Iraq are killed and wounded virtually every day. Spring is typically one of the more difficult periods of... by Nicholas Provenzo | May 1, 2005 | POLITICS
There’s already been a lot of chatter over GW Law school professor Jeffrey Rosen’s portrayal of the “Constitution in Exile” movement in the New York Times, but here’s what I consider to be the million dollar line: All restoration... by Dr Michael Hurd | Apr 30, 2005 | Psychology & Living
The good thing about the Michael Jackson trial is that it’s currently the top headline news. Better this than another 9/11, a school shooting or thousands of soldiers killed in Iraq at one time. The bad thing about the Michael Jackson trial is that it’s a... by Daniel J Mitchell | Apr 29, 2005 | POLITICS
Small-business owners, farmers, investors and entrepreneurs face a good news-bad news quandary. The good news is that the death tax will disappear in 2010. If they die that year, their families will get their assets, not the IRS.The bad news is that this pernicious... by Nicholas Provenzo | Apr 28, 2005 | Taxation
Nick Woomer of the Minnesota Daily (the University of Minnesota student newspaper) writes: Freedom for the vast majority of us means that we should all be entitled to live at a certain level of comfort in spite of how the economy is doing: We should be guaranteed...
