Stealing Elections for Democrats: Games the Media Play
The Democrats have the best public-relations team in the world. It’s called the U.S. media. As a consequence, the Republicans essentially...
Opinion
The Good News: The Bad News Isn’t All Bad
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul noted on Tuesday that efforts to rein in government spending appeared to be in vain, due to an agreement...
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Why Ron Paul Is Attracting So Many Voters
One of the surprises of the campaign for the Republican nomination is the growing number of voters who approve of Ron Paul’s stand...
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Barack Obama’s Absurd Claims
I’m not going to review all the dastardly lies, misstatements, and gross exaggerations Barack Obama has made since he assumed the highest office...
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Whirlpool Wants Gov’t to Force Consumers to Pay More
One of the ways that Whirlpool Corporation celebrated its 100th anniversary last year was to file petitions against two of its main South...
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The Phantom President
There is a man in the White House with a wife and two daughters. We see him getting on and off Air Force...
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The Many Contradictions of the Paulophobe
A while ago, I wrote an article in which I spoke of “Paulophobia.” Paulophobia, I claimed, is a cognitive disorder. Like a parasite,...
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China Finds “Rare Earth” Monopoly Losing Money
China is the largest producer of rare earth elements, or “rare earths, “which are important for many sophisticated technology applications. In fact, it...
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Latest Housing Numbers May be an Aberration
The spate of good news about the economy, headed up by the National Association of Realtors (NAR)’s report that pending home sales increased...
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N.H. Paper Warns Against “Dangerous” Ron Paul
In a front-page editorial Thursday, the publisher of the New Hampshire Union Leader told readers of the statewide daily that "Ron Paul is...
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Capitalism, Socialism, & Christianity
One of the most erroneous and harmful ideas of our time is the notion that free-enterprise capitalism and the society upon which it...
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Obama’s Great Legislative Accomplishments
“I would put our legislative and foreign policy accomplishments in our first two years against any president — with the possible exceptions of...
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Ron Paul, the Race Card, and Republican Insincerity
The stuff of establishment Republicans’ worst nightmares is now coming to pass: they can no longer depict Ron Paul as a “fringe” candidate....
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Is Man Immortal?
I found the following passage in a book by Thomas Dick, The Philosophy of a Future State, published in Brookfield, Massachusetts, in 1830....
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Do Sears, K-Mart Closings Foreshadow Retail Trend?
Following a less-than-spectacular holiday shopping season, two 20th century mainstays of America’s retailing culture appear to be a step closer to historical nostalgia....
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