December 5, 2010

American Freedom and Religious Morality

Liberals and conservatives both believe that as Americans, we should be moral people. The major difference is where their morality intersects with their politics.

March 5, 2010

The Antitrust Trap for Health Care Insurance

A stealth legislative initiative below the media radar that will help enable the feds to drive private health care insurers out of business.

January 24, 2010

The Currency of Social Justice

What happens if the dollar becomes worthless?

December 23, 2009

A Republican's Airing of Grievances

As a conservative and reluctant Republican, I have some issues...

November 6, 2009

A More Likely Scenario

Whether Maj. Malik Nadal Hasan acted out of insanity or some bizarre moral dilemma, he conducted an attack of a terrorist nature on U.S. soil.

October 25, 2009

The Politics of Risk

There are five kinds of players of the board game Risk, and strangely the typologies describe pretty accurately America's ties with Russia, China, Iran and Venezuela

September 15, 2009

Why Eggheads Shouldn't be Running Things

Philosophers and career-thinkers from academia have a place. But thinkers are mostly just that -- thinkers, not doers. There is a huge gap of scrutiny and trial and error before an idea should be implemented as policy

August 30, 2009

From Russia with No Love

The destabilization of our culture and economy, magnified by policies of the Obama Administration, conform to KGB plans for the collapse of the United States

August 17, 2009

I Don't Accept the Premise

I haven't read the health care bill, HR 3200. It's not because I don't care what's in it; rather, I oppose the bill because I don't accept the premise that it's needed or even constitutional.