- 06/18/2010
Washington's Double Standard
There's recently been some chatter in the blogosphere debating the need for a new amendment to the Constitution – one that would require laws passed by Congress to apply to lawmakers equally as they apply to the rest of American citizens.
- 06/12/2010
Banana Republic?
Our government never hesitates to seize upon a crisis, be it economic or otherwise, as an opportunity to conclude that the free market has failed us
- 06/04/2010
Going Out of Business?
We long ago lost sight of the fundamentals of responsible economics and have become a "borrow and spend" society.
- 05/29/2010
The Importance of America's Civil Justice System
Wrongdoers should be fully accountable for the damage they cause. And when a disaster of this magnitude happens, one is hard pressed to find a person who doesn't think the corporate miscreants responsible should be made to pay.
- 05/22/2010
Change We Can Believe In?
If the results of last week’s “mini-Super Tuesday” primary elections are any indication, the future isn’t looking good for congressional incumbents facing reelection in 2010.
- 05/15/2010
Constitution, Not Court, Is Supreme
The hype and angst surrounding Elena Kagan’s nomination to the highest court of the United States proves the truth of Robert Bork’s statement in his book, The Tempting of America, that the Supreme Court is the "trump card" of American politics.
- 05/08/2010
Out of Touch and Out of Focus
The Federal government appears to be more afraid of being branded “politically incorrect” than of being ineffective in thwarting threats posed by Islamo-Fascists.
Tags Politics - 05/01/2010
The Consequences of Religious Apathy
“Liberty cannot be established without morality, nor morality without faith.” Alexis de Tocqueville
- 04/24/2010
Free to Choose What's Right
Conservatives don’t want a value-free market place; we want a marketplace that is informed by values like honesty, integrity, transparency, and accountability.
- 04/17/2010
Subsidizing Bad Behavior: The Injustice of Tort Reform
Not only does the tragedy of Upper Big Branch demonstrate the inadequacy of regulations alone to protect vulnerable workers and their families, it highlights the vital importance of our nation’s civil justice system as a means of compensating victims and punishing those whose reckless conduct harms others.
- 04/11/2010
Tea Anyone?
What began as a loosely organized campaign against government spending has evolved into a highly motivated, highly organized, politically potent movement determined to restore American government to its proper constitutional sphere.
- 04/03/2010
An Easter People: The Centrality of the Resurrection
For the millions of Americans who profess Christ as their Risen Lord, Easter is not just another excuse to buy chocolate and send greeting cards.
- 03/27/2010
We’ve Been Had
Why, after months of outspoken opposition to the bill, did Mr. Stupak yield?
- 03/20/2010
The Economics of Abortion
Americans would do well to consider the consequences of embracing political leaders who view certain segments of society as disposable
Tags Abortion - 03/13/2010
Boomsday: Coming to a Theater Near You
It's worth considering the broader question of how society’s changing view of the elderly throughout the years has contributed to this Great Divide between generations.
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