About: Charles Scaliger

Does God Exist?

Is the existence of God anything more than unprovable dogma, an article of personal faith lying outside the realm of reason? The caricatures of Christianity offered up by its...

Print Article

ObamaCare on the Brink

As was predicted by opponents from the start, ObamaCare has begun to implode, owing to high costs brought on by government planners. Questions remain: Why, and what next? ...

Print Article

Taking Back Presidential Power

The president is presently considered the most powerful man on Earth, but our Republic was designed to give the president little power. This is how to restore power to...

Print Article

American Principles

Could a planned economy, where the government determines who has how much wealth and what wages and prices ought to be, ever succeed? To answer this question, we need to...

Print Article

Libertarian Party Candidates

The Libertarian Party usually stakes out positions advocating reduced government spending and minimized moral edicts. This year’s presidential duo is doing the same. ...

Print Article

Why Enumerate Powers?

Under the Constitution only those powers that are enumerated — that is, granted explicitly — are legitimate. Otherwise put, the federal government has no authority unless it is enumerated...

Print Article

Be Like Me

We’ve been told for years that the Scandinavians have successful socialism, but they are suffocating their economies and people with taxes, regulations, and social conventions. ...

Print Article

Is Gridlock Really a Bad Thing?

Gridlock in government has become a watchword for inefficiency. But at the time of the founding of the American republic, gridlock was known by another term: checks and balances....

Print Article

Why Wyden?

Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon has contributed enormously to the advancement of nearly every modern liberal cause, from socialized medicine to same-sex “marriage.” ...

Print Article

What Type of Government Do We Have?

Although the United States of America has more than 320 million citizens — making her the world’s third most-populous country — few Americans know what type of government we...

Print Article