Mar 07,2004
Corporate welfare for you and me
How we all benefit from corporate welfare and let governement pick market winners and losers.
Feb 29,2004
Of duck hunting and recusal
Here’s a hypothetical for you: Say there’s a Supreme Court Justice that is about to hear a case where Organization X is a party. Organization X is a nonprofit group...
Feb 29,2004
The heresy of animal rights
Raising the question of animal rights in conservative or libertarian circles can be an adventure. You’ll see red faces, angry brows, and you might be called a heretic. Often rejected...
Feb 22,2004
Unintelligent design in Georgia’s public schools
Sometimes the South just can’t help shooting itself in the foot. Last year, it was the fight to keep the stars and bars on Georgia’s state flag. Last month, the...
Feb 22,2004
The losing side of history
The Cold War and the ominous threat of Communist expansion are long over. Still Americans should start thinking about communism again. Why dig up the past? Because our current enemy–loosely...
Feb 16,2004
The Wodehouse Conservative
One often hears Washington, D.C., shamed for its sartorial cluelessness. The putdown holds, more or less, that a fashionable dresser would be as out of place among the capital’s armies...