- 09/28/2011
A Win for Elder Advocacy
The plight of the elderly often goes overlooked. This problem is exacerbated by a culture that has changed radically over the past several decades, becoming more and more obsessed with youth
1 comments - 09/20/2011
Marriage Matters
Because the conception of marriage as a fungible institution is not rooted in anything deeper or higher than the whims of human emotion, it's not capable of sustaining and propagating human society in the manner it was intended.
- 09/03/2011
Heaven Help the Aged
At a time when America’s real estate industry is struggling, there’s one market sector that’s proving to be recession proof: senior housing.
- 08/19/2011
Values Voters Are Still in the Game
The reason that so-called values issues aren't currently in the foreground of the debate is that in the Republican primary field there is generally a consensus about these issues.
Tags 2012 Race - 08/13/2011
Shooting the Messengers
In the wake of Congress’s 11th hour vote to raise the debt limit through the fall of 2012, the Tea Party is once again the center of attention for Beltway insiders and media pundits
Tags Politics - 08/06/2011
Gov't in Denial About Natural Laws of Finance?
Let’s face it, if your contentment level is tied to your 401(K), you’re probably not feeling too good right now. Of course, there is plenty of blame to go around.
Tags Economic Crisis - 07/30/2011
Campus Crusade for Christ: What's in a Name?
Campus Crusade for Christ, one of the world’s leading evangelistic ministries, is changing its name to "Cru." It’s abstruse enough not to offend anyone.
- 07/23/2011
Debt Debate: Size Matters
When it comes to budgets and taxpayer funded expenditures, size matters. Senator Coburn has crafted a proposal that addresses spending in virtually every segment of government
Tags National Debt - 07/15/2011
Politics on Steroids: America's Impending Financial Disaster
Another week has come and gone, and our government still cannot agree on a plan for addressing America's impending financial disaster.
Tags National Debt - 07/09/2011
Casey Anthony Not Guilty!
Casey Anthony’s acquittal of the killing of her precious child, Caylee, has shocked the nation.
- 07/01/2011
Mid East Misogyny and the Plight of Muslim Women
It is a curious irony that feminists in the United States haven't taken up the cause of Muslim women. The root cause of our diplomatic timidity on these issues is no surprise.
Tags Islam - 06/26/2011
A Question of Principle
In modern politics, the “single issue voter” gets a pretty bad rap. He is seen as unrealistic and intellectually myopic
- 06/17/2011
Race to the White House: And They're Off!
At this point, it's difficult to tell who among the Republican candidates possesses the rare combination of wisdom, humility, and leadership necessary to break the poisonous cycle of big-government intervention and lead us out of this mess.
Tags 2012 Race - 06/11/2011
Time for a Return to Checks and Balances
It's encouraging that a bipartisan coalition of representatives have decided to put the Constitution ahead of politics with a resolution taking the President to task for continuing to appropriate resources to the Libyan war
- 06/05/2011
Enough From the Peanut Gallery
When one hears the names Mitch Daniels, Mike Huckabee, and Donald Trump, cowardice is the last thing that comes to mind. These are men of great and admirable accomplishments, after all.
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