Defending Ron Paul, Since I must
by As the valiant and few readers of this once-great blog are undoubtedly aware, I’ve not been writing much – or even thinking much – about …
Category: Politics
Taxation and Real Fairness
Taxation is inherently authoritarian, but it’s not necessarily unfair. What is unfair is a system in which 2 families with identical characteristics can pay wildly …
A Young Doctor’s View on The Healthcare Crisis
Dr. Starner Jones’ short letter to the White House accurately puts the blame on a “Culture Crisis” instead of a “Health Care Crisis”. It’s worth …
The Importance of State-level Authority
The Founding Fathers never intended for us to be ruled by a monolithic central government and the reason should be obvious, even to a big-government …
What Americans Must Do
The American economy is built on the illusion of hope rather than the foundation of economic reason. Our immediate, desperate need to balance the current …
Moving Toward Fiscal Responsibility
FreedomWorks provides a very telling graph demonstrating the country’s recent, belated move toward fiscal responsibility: There are two caveats to be aware of in regard …
Budget Plans – Obama vs. Ryan
Who’s more credible when it comes to reducing the federal budget deficit, Barack Obama or Paul Ryan? It should be no surprise that Mr. Ryan’s …
Of Budgets and Sacred Cows
Now that the drummed-up budget controversy is over, here are my thoughts for the next one. There can’t be any sacred cows, period. I’ve been …
Paul Ryan’s Budget Proposal a Good Start
Barack Obama’s supporters once said that a vote for him was a vote for putting grown-ups back in the White House. Financially speaking, that’s proven …
Thomas Jefferson Quotes
When we get piled upon one another in large cities, as in Europe, we shall become as corrupt as Europe. The democracy will cease to …