Liberty
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WORLD’S DEADLIEST VIRUS ISN’T COVID, IT’S COMMUNISM
by Nancy Thorner February 26, 2021We are being trained, corralled and ostracized like huge herds of cattle or sheep
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Art as Expression of the Great American Divide
by Alexandra York February 25, 2021Philosophy addresses fundamental ideas and values regarding reality and human knowledge/behavior
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The Girl That Changed Everything
by Amber Freed February 18, 2021No one would have imagined that she would permanently change the world in just ten years
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American K-12 science education gone bad
by David Wojick February 17, 2021American science education is transitioning and not in a good way.
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The Bankruptcy of Conservative Political Paternalism
by Richard Ebeling February 17, 2021Political paternalists presume to know better than each one of us how we should live our lives, and want to use the power of government to impose their visions on the rest of us
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GameStop Madness
by Daniel Sutter February 9, 2021The stock market lets investors from across the globe argue with each other about companies’ futures
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Biden’s Executive Orders vs. American Public Opinion
by Richard Ebeling February 3, 2021Barely in office two weeks, and President Joe Biden has already signed far more executive orders than Trump, Obama, or W. Bush in the comparable period at the beginning of their, respective, terms in the White House
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Child Suicide, Covid, and the Unions
by Larry Sand February 2, 2021The teachers unions’ resistance to opening schools is killing kids…literally
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Halloween v. the Presidential Election
by Jeffrey VanCleave January 25, 2021When it comes to politics, Americans either tune-in or tune-out
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College football overcomes the pandemic
by Daniel Sutter January 21, 2021College football is always demanding but in 2020 players faced multiple impositions
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Who Lost Georgia and Ushered in Democrat Dominance in Washington?
by David Applegate January 19, 2021With a more supine Congress, President-elect Joe Biden need not stretch his executive powers in the manner of at least the last two administrations, and his opportunity to get all the cabinet picks he wants just increased dramatically
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Getting Used to the Nanny State
by Alexandra York January 13, 2021“Nanny,” of course, is a nicety for “authority”
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Francis Lieber’s America and the Politics of Today
by Richard Ebeling January 6, 2021At one level, this year’s presidential election has been no different from others