Campus Lunacy
The American Council of Trustees and Alumni publishes occasional reports on what college students know. Nearly 10 percent of the college graduates surveyed thought Judith Sheindlin, TV’s [...]
By Steve Feazel
In Featured, Featured Contributors, Judiciary, News, Political Parties, Race Relations, Religion, U.S.
Posted The Party of Death
The Democrat Party has been given accolades for being the party that cares, especially by the liberal leaning media. As I take a closer discerning look at this party I […]
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Trade Deficit Angst
Let’s look at the political angst over trade deficits. A trade deficit is when people in one country buy more from another country than the other country’s people buy from […]
A Belated Tribute to James Madison
George Washington, our first president, is probably our greatest and most decent statesman. We celebrate Washington’s Birthday each February. But March 16th marks the birthday of probably [...]
By Carol Swain
Posted Super Tuesday’s Voting Irregularities: What Does it Portend for the Future?
How are we going to protect the integrity of the ballot during the November elections? Unless we take complaints seriously and devise a fool proof system of checks and balances, […]
What Are We Teaching Black Youth About Crime?
Original Story: The Blaze. The responsibility of individuals to behave in a law-abiding manner is absent from the “Black Lives Matter” discussion about preserving black lives. While activists [...]
What Is the Fair Share of Taxes?
Presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders, along with President Obama, say they want high-income earners, otherwise known as the rich, to pay their fair share of income taxes. [...]
The Seen and Unseen: Tariffs on Foreign Goods
Claude Frederic Bastiat (1801-50) — a French classical liberal theorist, political economist and member of the French National Assembly — wrote an influential essay titled “That [...]