Month: July 2009

At the risk of jeopardizing my reputation as a free marketeer and anti-tax crusader, I feel it’s time that someone lay out the absolute truth […]

In the midst of the Great Depression, Franklin Roosevelt took office and immediately embarked on a whirlwind of activity, rushing bills through a compliant Congress […]

I’ve written several articles exposing the flaws of socialized medicine and the plans currently being considered in congress. Yet despite all this effort I get […]

The folks at ACTIVE have come up with an interesting idea. They’re calling for a nationwide strike of citizens against the government, turning the international […]

Although the bill currently being considered by Congress is being advertised as healthcare reform, it actually includes very little in the way of real reform. […]

This week the Congressional Budget Office projected enormous cost increases under the current congressional plan for national health care. It was promoted as saving taxpayers […]

Reports coming out of the Young Republicans convention last week in Indianapolis range from the disappointing to the disturbing. The organization which represents Republicans under […]

As someone only a few months younger than Michael Jackson, I can’t entirely ignore the frenzy surrounding his untimely death, much though I’d like to […]

I’m on the last leg of a three-week trip through the northeast which has included visits to the birthplace of America (Williamsburg, VA), the birthplace […]