Mumbai Attacks a Reminder of the Threat of Terrorism
In the United States we’ve now gone for 7 years without a significant terror attack within our borders, and even our forces in Iraq are […]
Month: November 2008
Eric Holder’s Department of Injustice
The upside of being a Liberty Republican is that when either party gets elected there’s always some reason to be hopeful. When the Republicans get […]
The Obama Gun Litmus Test
Any time you apply for a job you can expect to fill out an application and answer some questions, yet few of us have ever […]
Panic at the Gun Show
It’s been more than six months since I last went to our local gun show. It’s hard to argue that I don’t already have all […]
A Rational Alternative to the Auto Bailout
In these days of bailouts and handouts when the government is making remarkably free with our money, there must be some point at which we […]
Activism or Terrorism? Gay Attack on Church Raises Questions
Where do we draw the line between activism and terrorism? Events this past Sunday in Lansing, Michigan brought this question to mind, as gay activists […]
Investigative Journalism at the Gun Show
Strange of me to hype an article before it’s even been written, but this weekend I’m going to head to the first gun show in […]
The Future of Free Speech in America
Not to make too much of one incident, but in the context of the looming threat of the Fairness Doctrine – widely advocated by Democratic […]
Reflections from Election Day in Texas
President Barack Obama. Not the words which most Republicans had hoped to hear on election night, but a reality most could see coming. The failures […]
In the Midst of Victory, Defeats Are Overlooked
Distracted by the historic victory of Barack Obama which may usher in a new era of American politics, election watchers have mostly missed the devastating […]