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“There aren’t enough rich people”
Dr. Walter Williams is the John M. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics at George Mason University. This means that (a) he has a proven track record as an economist, and (b) he is in a position (in Fairfax, Virginia) to keep an eye on the corrupt enterprise that is our national government. In this column, Read the rest
A last-minute email to Joe Donnelly
Having looked at my junk-mail this morning, I had to take a moment to explain the effect yours had on me.
I always vote; for the most part, I can only vote for career politicians; therefore, I usually have to vote for liars. But only up to a certain size.
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Forgiveness by any other name is still liberating
One reason that I don’t understand why some Christians fear open-ended scientific investigation is that there is only one source of truth – God. Every path that leads in the direction of truth leads in the direction of God. Any open-minded researcher who does not contort his particular path to point in a philosophically preferred Read the rest
Senator Schumer strong-arms Apple
I’ve always had the impression that New York Senator Charles Schumer is little more than a publicity hound, and most of what he does just confirms my suspicions. Yesterday (Thursday), for example, he boldly and courageously demanded – well, requested – that Apple do something about the iPhone 4’s “death grip” problem. He also want Read the rest
Is the World Cup over yet?
I know; it still drags on for a few more days. What little interest I had evaporated when the U.S. team lost to Ghana. I watched about 15 minutes of that match, an experience that only confirmed my dislike of watching soccer in general and the World Cup in particular
What I hated about watching this Read the rest
Unlike Solomon, Supreme Court divides the living baby
The First Amendment, the first of the ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution known collectively as the Bill of Rights, is short:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to Read the rest