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Posted by Walter Williams on Apr 5, 2012
Last month, at a Raeford, N.C., elementary school, a teacher confiscated the lunch of a 5-year-old girl because it didn’t meet U.S. Department of Agriculture guidelines and therefore was deemed nonnutritious. She replaced it with school cafeteria chicken nuggets. The girl’s home-prepared lunch was nutritious; it consisted of a turkey and cheese sandwich, potato chips, a banana and apple juice. But whether her lunch was nutritious or not is not the issue. The issue is governmental usurpation of parental authority. In a number of...
read moreIs School Like Jail?
Posted by Admin on Mar 26, 2012
The people in my community love their public schools. So too it is in most of the country. If only they knew the costs, and I don’t mean just the financial costs, which are two and three times those of private schools. I also mean the opportunity costs: If only people knew what they were missing! Imagine education wholly managed by the market economy. The variety! The choice! The innovation! All the features we’ve come to expect in so many areas of life — groceries, software, clothing, music — would also pertain to education. But as it...
read moreHigh Gasoline Prices – Ouch!
Posted by Thom Holmes on Mar 10, 2012
Is your wallet feeling the sting of the rising gasoline prices? Mine sure is! Do you wonder why and what is causing it? We heard predictions at the beginning of this year that gasoline would set records for high prices this year which seemed pretty odd to me. However, several companies had already made known their plans to reduce the gasoline refining capacity in the East Coast region by 50% because those aging facilities were unprofitable. No matter what the product is, if you reduce capacity by 50% then it doesn’t take a rocket...
read moreUN to propose planetary regulations of water, food
Posted by Admin on Mar 4, 2012
An environmental report issued by an agency of the United Nations last month has some critics sounding the alarm, saying it is a clarion call for “global governance” over how the Earth is managed. The report, “ 21 Issues for the 21st Century,” from the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) Foresight Process, is the culmination of a two-year deliberative process involving 22 core scientists. It is expected to receive considerable attention in the run-up to the Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development,...
read moreRepublican? Democrat? What’s the difference?
Posted by Rebekah Rast on Feb 20, 2012
.The gap of opposing viewpoints between Republicans and Democrats in Congress is closing. The fears of a Tea Party takeover in Congress from the 2010 elections are far gone, and in fact, should now be laughed at. Republicans had their opportunity, as the leading party in the U.S. House of Representatives, to take a stand — the stand they promised they’d take to the American people — to fight against frivolous government spending, overregulation of the private sector and to put America back on a path to prosperity. Where does the health...
read moreSick of Fake Conservatives
Posted by Joseph Harris on Feb 18, 2012
“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to keep electing Republicans instead of Constitutionalists!” – Daniel New There are some great champions for conservatism on talk radio and the internet and true conservatives owe a debt of gratitude for their insight and encouragement. They have captivated the hearts of millions of listeners who highly esteem their words and wisdom. Their influence has made a difference in awakening multitudes from their drugged sleep of the opiate of the modern...
read moreGood Resource for Constitutionists
Posted by Robert Peck on Feb 18, 2012
Fellow Constitution Party Leaders: You know that as Constitutionists we are regularly faced with well intentioned, self identified ‘conservative’ people who will say things like “I read an article by Newt Gingrich and he sounds really conservative,” or from those who see through Newt and Mitt, I’m now starting to get “what about Santorum, I understand he’s quite conservative, or at least he has good family values – doesn’t he?” If you’re like me, you don’t have the time or...
read moreWhy Doesn’t the Constitution Party Endorse Ron Paul for President?
Posted by Randall Stufflebeam on Jan 28, 2012
Dr. Ron Paul is one of (if not singularly) the most constitutionally correct Congressmen elected to the United States House of Representatives in recent years. He has certainly been the one leading the charge to “End the Fed,” and oppose unconstitutional legislation that has been coming out of Washington (earning him the title of “Dr. NO). Consequently, it is being asked over and over again, “Why doesn’t the Constitution Party do everything it can to get Congressman Paul elected to the presidency?” No doubt, Ron Paul is the kind of...
read moreEducation, Taxes and Government Schools
Posted by Robert Peck on Jan 25, 2012
School levies will once again be on the ballot in various districts around my home state of Washington on February 14 (Valentine’s Day). The education establishment learned some time ago not to put bonds and levies on the regular November ballot as they often fail at elections where larger numbers of voters turn out. In recent years, such levies are nearly always voted on in a so-called “special election” at an off season when nothing else is on the ballot and few voters participate. If the education establishment can get its base of...
read morePresidential Nonsense
Posted by Walter Williams on Jan 18, 2012
Last week, President Barack Obama, at a Capital Hilton fundraising event, told the crowd, “We can’t go back to this brand of you’re-on-your-own economics.” Throughout my professional career as an economist, I’ve never come across the theory of “you’re-on-your-own economics.” I’m guessing what the president means by — and finds offensive in — “you’re-on-your-own economics” is that it’s a system in which people are held responsible for their actions, that they take...
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