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About: Brian Farmer

New Public School Policy

Schools in this country, from the university level down, were generally meant to produce moral, literate leaders. Now they aren’t. What changed and what can be done? ...

Kick Curbside Recycling to the Curb!

Even amongst fiscal conservatives, defending curbside recycling is an almost knee-jerk reaction: Of course, it’s beneficial. But what if it doesn’t provide its claimed benefits? ...

Right to Work Works!

Right to Work — allowing every person to choose whether or not to join a union and pay dues — leads to greater personal wealth, freedom, and jobs for...

Free Trade in Theory and Practice

When one studies international economics, one will inevitably encounter the topic of “free trade.” As always, it is a good idea to start with a definition, to avoid any...

Fueling High Gas Prices

On the day President Obama took office in January of 2009, regular unleaded gasoline was selling nationally at an average price of $1.83 per gallon. The national average price...

The Kohler Strike of 1954

The Kohler strike, the longest major strike in U.S. history, began in 1954, but its negative repercussions were to affect local communities for decades. ...

The Kohler Strike of 1954

Fifty miles north of Milwaukee lies the idyllic village of Kohler, Wisconsin. The largest employer in Kohler is the Kohler Company, a worldwide leader in plumbing products. The village...