Emory University Professor Tells Part of the History of “The Conservatives”
In his recently published sixth book, The Conservatives, Emory University professor Patrick Allitt undertakes his most comprehensive effort to date in writing the...
Opinion
Why Is “Cash for Clunkers” Called a Success?
The “cash for clunkers” program is supposedly wildly successful. According to proponents, consumers are spending money once again on expensive, big-ticket items; gas-guzzlers...
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The Health of the Disgustingly Strong State
“We will always live in a terrorist threat environment.” So says Janet Napolitano, the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS),...
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Defund the Pork, Pay for Healthcare?
Here's how to get the money for healthcare reform, and it can be done without Congress passing another trillion in spending, without putting...
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Obamacare Sets Up a Health Dictatorship
Now that the Obama Healthcare Reform Bill has been posted on the Internet, anyone can read it. It is over one thousand pages...
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We’re Just Cannon Fodder for the War on Terror
Despite politicians’ best efforts, a bit of truth occasionally creeps into the public discourse. So it was with former president George Bush and...
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Our Responsibility to the Economy
As the recession continues to advance, many Americans have been hoping and praying that the Obama Administration and Congress can make things —...
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Obama Promotes Division
One of the police supervisors in the Cambridge Police/Crosby/Gates press conference suggested that Obama, himself, may be unwilling to accept our post-racial America....
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Demythologizing Darwin — A Review of Wiker’s “The Darwin Myth”
With 2009 being the bicentennial of the birth of Charles Darwin and the sesquicentennial of the publication of his On the Origin of...
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Marxist Professor Refutes Atheists’ Arguments
Anno Domini 2009 has shown no sign of any abatement in the so-called “God Debate.” In recent years, several prominent atheists have published their...
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Book Review: Triple Cross
What do a New York mob hit man, a mysterious aviation catastrophe, and a young Japanese engineer named Haruki Ikegami have in common?...
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Barack, Meet Friedrich
"This isn't about me," President Barack Obama asserted recently, maintaining that his manic push for a vote on healthcare reform is all about...
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A Review of Haslam’s “The Twitter Workbook”
Do you ever find yourself saying, “It used to be so simple?” Sharing your views was a simple as handing out flyers, attending...
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U.S. To Become “Banana Republic,” Says Senator
According to Senator Judd Gregg (R-N.H.), the United States is on its way to becoming a “banana republic” within 10 years. ...
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A Review of J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrún”
Since the publication of The Hobbit in 1937, and The Lord of the Rings in 1954–1955, J.R.R. Tolkien’s fiction has captivated generations of...
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