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by Walter E. Williams Rep. Diane Watson said, in praising Cuba’s health care system, “You can think whatever you want to about Fidel Castro, but he was one of the brightest leaders I have ever met.” W.E.B. Dubois, writing in the National Guardian...
by Bryce Shonka Early in my development as a human being, there was the pledge of allegiance. There was the National Anthem and of course, the Stars and Stripes. I grew up in Southern California and now that I have had a chance to deprogram myself (which has taken...
by State Rep. Jason Murphey (OK-31) I have either been involved in or closely observed some level of government for almost ten years. In that time I have studied a series of local, county and state government entities, as well as an array of government public trusts....
by Josh Eboch After decades of broken promises, many Americans have realized that whichever party is in office, the more power held by federal officials, the less control the people have over their own lives, and the more arrogant and dangerous those far off federal...
By Murray Weidenbaum, Foundation for Economic Education The government of the United States is in the midst of debating major new undertakings, ranging from health care to climate change to energy development to tax reform. Â Yet far more fundamental is a basic but...
by State Rep. Paul Opsommer (MI-93) The size of government, particularly at the federal level, is expanding greatly. But this also has a trickle down effect on Michigan. In order to qualify for federal dollars, states frequently have to pass laws that expand their...
