Nothing will stop Obama/Pelosi from trying to woo Pro-Life Democrats for voting for socialized heathcare.
As the nation approaches the Sesquicentennial, one modern American social phenomenon equals slavery in its horror.
I can't find any reason for caring what the choices are for the Nolan Chart Quiz answers.
Not since the days when local school boards fired male teachers for dating and female teachers for getting married, have teachers been under such serious assault from both the Left and the Right.
S 3081 would set the cause of freedom back 800 years to the time before the Magna Carta
Revisiting 9/11
by John Kusumi (centrist liberal, March 12, 2010)
Even harsh critics of the 9/11 truth movement should admit that it's gaining lately.
The 2nd Amendment to the Constitution is one of the most debated portions of that document. For generations the controversy in question is whether the Founders intended to give the right to keep and bear arms only to militias or also to individual citizens not serving in the military.
Mainstream American journalism has been subjected to the severest criticism by the American public. One that has been missed is just plain bad reporting.
The Citizen's United Supreme Court decision may unleash the legal equivalent of Brainiac and Ultron upon our country. We can thwart this by implementing the protections Issac Asimov recommended and applying them to these newly legal persons, the 3 laws of Robotics.
There was a time snake oil salesmen travelled the country peddling their lotions, potions and wares as the cure people needed for what ailed them. On the first visit to a town sales could be brisk but if it turned out to be bad medicine subsequent visits could be very difficult.
The Guantanamo Problem - Part 2
by Jake Towne, the Champion of the Constitution (libertarian, March 10, 2010)
My thoughts on how to deal with the prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, and how my opinion differs from Congressman Charlie Dent
Israeli Arrogance
by Darwyn (centrist, March 10, 2010)
The wages of sin is destruction!
Denying America is a Christian nation raises troubles for GOP despite Democrat's poor showing.
This will help you understand the real nature of the Toyota sudden acceleration problem. Neither the government or Toyota are tackling the problem correctly.
This article illustrates the US dependence on growth in the marketplace to sustain prosperity, and discusses quality and variety as the new catalysts of a sustainable economy.
Inalienable Rights,Is this our future?
Sarah in Wonderland
by Raven West, J.D. (libertarian, March 7, 2010)
It seems we can't get enough of Sarah Palin and her journey through the political Wonderland.
Applying three simple tests to Health Care Reform, the only conclusion I can reach is that it is Socialism. Here's why I think so.
People in the Delaware Valley of Pennsylvania are learning first hand what it is like to use hard money every day.
Federal Reserve Notes are not money. The FED is a privately owned corporation. It was a long con, now ending. See what Al did to take the lesson to mainstream Americans.
Remember ?
by drugsrus48 (libertarian, March 6, 2010)
a non political return to yesterday
California Bar Admissions Committee Denied My Moral Character Application
Whether seen as Temple, Factory or Town Meeting, public education has been caught in a decades old, if not centuries old tug-of-war over its mission, mandate and future.
Your input is requested.
Our need for wisdom.
Article discusses how secession helped to create our present Constitution and today's need to re-evalute this political option.
Getting Involved
by Self Made Man (libertarian, March 5, 2010)
The importance of the people participating and discovering what their government is up to is vital to the survival of the Republic.
Trust in the American financial system and its leaders is dissipating rapidly. At some point in the not-too-distant future, the U.S. Treasury will attempt to sell debt and foreign buyers will boycott the auction. That will mark the point of no return. The unprecedented levels of debt propping up the American Empire cannot withstand higher interest rates. When it collapses under the weight of its massive debt, the dollar will crash and hyperinflation will result.
What Is a Centrist?
by The Indepublicrat (centrist, March 5, 2010)
What does it take to draw a centrist pundit out or retirement? Some pig-headed comments seem to have done the job just fine.
Legal abortions have led to an increase of medical problems for women, including cancer, infertility, and death. Abortion is under regulated and women are ignorant of the dangers from what is essentially a medically unnecessary procedure. Women are being lied to. Despite it's intent, Roe v. Wade has caused more deaths and damage to women.
Pundits on the left and untruthful Democrats have given Republicans a bum rap, calling them 'the party of NO'. Truth is, they had plenty of ideas to bring to the table, but were shut out by Pelosi and the Democrats.
Obama's administration has created a new game for states to play and today the Sweet '16' finalists were named.
My thoughts on the state of America today.
In The Road to Serfdom, F.A. Hayek describes many of the steps needed to destroy a society. Are we suffering from this one?
The Rules
by GT Slade (libertarian, March 4, 2010)
Free expression is essential, rules of limited value.
Explains briefly the affect of censorship on debate and the ability to see the whole.
One view of the primary results in Texas.
Glenn Beck recently described a political schema of his own devising which places "anarchists" among those who favor "total government", along with progressives, communists, fascists, Nazis, birthers, and 9/11 truthers. This column corrects this falsehood and briefly explains anarchism.
The New Age Slavery
by Buck Shot (libertarian, March 3, 2010)
This article will shed light on the similarities of past slavery to modern slavery.
An internal memorandum found in the archives of the UN War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague proves that the vast majority of Srebrenica massacre victims were military personnel and not civilians.
Over the past century there has been a sweeping alteration to how Americans receive their news. From the printing press to the advent of radio and TV, to the creation of the internet, they all have had great impacts on how Americans express themselves.
There are similarities between what is going on now in the White House and what went on in past administrations that resemble what went on in Tolkien and Herbert’s novels. The dynamic of those elites close to a leader betraying the followers and creating a disaster is relevant to all of us right now, regardless of where we find ourselves on the Nolan Chart!
How can Uncle Sam run national healthcare when it can’t even run a mail delivery system?
Fools' Rules
by John Kozy (centrist liberal libertarian, March 3, 2010)
Should law be based on rules or principles? What is the its goal? To enact rules that authorities want people to obey or to outlaw wrongdoing? The former allows the law to be used to make people conform. But conformity and freedom are incompatible. Rules-based systems turn people into sheep, allowing them to live without making moral choices. Maybe people prefer that; if so, any hope of alleviating the human condition must be abandoned, since sheep are easily led to the sheering.
More on Labels
by Jahfre Fire Eater (libertarian, March 3, 2010)
No phonetic pun intended.
If you think your state is bureaucratic, try working in D.C.
On Murray Rothbard's 'inevitable law of nature' and its effect on journalism.
The recent, large influx of interested new visitors from Glenn Beck's TV show and website to our site shows the power and popularity of the site's survey. It also shows clearly that we should use this tool to further promote the site. Your input and assistance is requested.
The Misuse of words
by SovereignJim (libertarian, March 3, 2010)
Imprecision of language leads to not understanding and confusion
A robust economy in America is virtually impossible under the current tax code. If the congress really want to stimulate the economy and create jobs,they need to adopt the Fair Tax.
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