Ken Connor

• 11/21/2009

  Free to Choose

  Affordability, accessibility, quality ― the hallowed trifecta at the center of the debate over health care reform.

• 11/15/2009

  Without Life, No Rights

  What abortion advocates ignore is that unless we first preserve the right to life, all other rights are meaningless.

• 11/06/2009

  Planned Parenthood: Your Tax Dollars at Work

  In spite of evidence indicating that responsible parenting plays a formative role in influencing children's sexual choices, Planned Parenthood has worked to supplant parents as the definitive authority on kids and sex.

• 10/31/2009

  Population Control in an Aging Society

  Most would agree that conserving resources and minimizing adverse impacts on the environment make sense, but something has gone terribly awry within the Green Movement.

• 10/24/2009

  End of Life Care Should Not End Life

  The subject of how best to honor and care for those facing death due to terminal illness or old age has always been controversial.

• 10/19/2009

  Welcome to the School of Social Engineering

  In the wake of the controversial dismissal of Green Jobs Czar Van Jones, another of the President's men has been attracting negative attention.

• 10/11/2009

  Celebrity Justice in a Just Society

  Cynics say the term "celebrity justice" is an oxymoron.

• 10/03/2009

  The Time for Transparency Is Now

  For years, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have trampled on the principle of transparency by ramming legislation through the Congress without giving the American people time to read it.

• 09/26/2009

  Pounding the Table: Health Care and the Race Card

  There's an old adage popular among lawyers: If your case is weak on the law, pound the facts. If it's weak on the facts, pound the law.

• 09/12/2009

  Tort Reform: Remedy or Red Herring?

  Republican lawmakers and pundits are playing the same old song-and-dance―blaming ballooning health care costs on trial lawyers.

• 09/06/2009

  Blinded By the Light of Discovery

  Sometimes fairy tales are better than non-fiction at communicating essential truths.

• 08/29/2009

  Something's Got To Give

  This has been the "Summer of the Senior" in America.

• 08/22/2009

  Don't Let Your Wants Hurt You

  A simple yet brilliant strategy is at work here on the part of those that would have dependence on government increase

• 08/15/2009

  Is This America's Better History?

  Ask any politician in the free world, and they will tell you that intense public scrutiny and uncomfortable clashes with detractors are all in a day's work for an elected official.

• 08/09/2009

  Seniors Left Behind?

  One of the most controversial issues of the current health care reform debate is the concept of health care rationing