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Time to Prune the Rose Bush

Time to Prune the Rose Bush

By Luis Rodriguez.

Why do people in general, put so much faith in government? When you stop and think about it, there are very few things that government does well. The most important exception is maintaining the armed forces.

February 5 2010 | Posted in Opinion | Read More »

The New Era of Big Government

The New Era of Big Government

Big Brother is on a growth spurt. With the unveiling of President Obama’s budget proposal of $3.8 trillion came the new government employment growth plans.  The Administration announced that the government payroll will increase to 2.15 million employees this year.  Most of the increases are on the civilian side, which will grow by 153,000 workers, [...]

February 3 2010 | Posted in US News & Views | Read More »

The Week That Was

The Week That Was

By George Handlery. While writing this, the news spread that US federal spending outside the security and entitlement area is to be frozen for three years. Regardless of the laudable intention, some skepticism is warranted. The weaker the President gets –the vote in Massachusetts suggests that Obama is losing ground- the more he needs to spend. Spending buys support.

February 2 2010 | Posted in Government, Opinion | Read More »

Democracy, Free Enterprise, Private Property

Democracy, Free Enterprise, Private Property

By Manuel Cereijo.

In a free society, each person is recognized as a unique human being. He is free to discover his own potential and pursue his own legitimate interests. The individual has a duty to respect the rights of others and the values, traditions, tested over time and passed from one generation to another. He is responsible for his own well-being and that of his family.

January 29 2010 | Posted in Economy, Opinion | Read More »

Detroit Terror Plot Makes 28 Plots Foiled Since 9/11

Detroit Terror Plot Makes 28 Plots Foiled Since 9/11

On December 25, a Nigerian student attempted to ignite a mixture of powder and liquid on a Northwest Airlines flight landing in Detroit, Michigan. Passengers helped to stop the suspect from carrying out his plot after the device failed to fully detonate, marking the 28th foiled terror plot against the United States since 9/11.

January 11 2010 | Posted in Government, Opinion | Read More »

Threat of Terrorism in Latin America

Threat of Terrorism in Latin America

By Eddy Acevedo. The recent attempted terrorist attack on an American passenger plane during the holidays has forced U.S. officials to re-evaluate our intelligence priorities. As a result, the growing threat of radical Islamic terrorism in Latin America also requires more attention.

January 7 2010 | Posted in Government, Opinion | Read More »

Where Does All That Tuition Go?

Where Does All That Tuition Go?

By Mark Schneider. As any parent with a college-bound child knows, college tuitions are rising much faster than inflation. One way to control costs is to make parents better consumers by giving them better price and outcome information.

January 6 2010 | Posted in Life, Opinion | Read More »

After Detroit: Presidential To-Do List for Plugging Gaps in Stopping Terrorist Travel

After Detroit: Presidential To-Do List for Plugging Gaps in Stopping Terrorist Travel

By James Jay Carafano, Ph.D. The problem in stopping terrorist travel to the U.S. is not airport screening per se. Trying to turn every airport into another Maginot Line or Fort Knox is going to fail sooner or later. Instead, the best way to stop terrorist plots is to frustrate them before they get started

January 6 2010 | Posted in Government, Opinion | Read More »

Food For Thought, 2010: Restoring America To Greatness

Food For Thought, 2010: Restoring America To Greatness

Which is more powerful, fear or inspirational vision? This is a question that as a Party, Republicans must ask themselves as they prepare for elections this fall, and the positioning that they will take to capture the hearts and minds of the electorate.

January 6 2010 | Posted in Government, Opinion | Read More »

The Miracle of Education in New York

The Miracle of Education in New York

By James Nava.
In the last few years, charter schools and autonomous schools have been shown to be especially effective in reaching educational goals for quality and excellence; successfully increasing education levels in many parts of the country.
New York is a noteworthy example of this success; the city, under the leadership and encouragement of their mayor, [...]

January 5 2010 | Posted in Government, Opinion | Read More »