Enough Already With the Macho Dollar

A strong dollar, like a strong defense or strong democratic institutions, sounds like a naturally good thing. But it's not.  A strong dollar is an unwise goal.

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The 75th Anniversary of the Moscow Show Trials

In some sad ways, the world is the same as 75 years ago. The Moscow Trials lack parallel in modern life except in Orwell's dystopian horror, 1984. So much evil sprang from communism.

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Failed Immigration Court

The depressing real statistics on illegal immigration enforcement.

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Michigan Professor Advocates for Tehran Regime

Why is Professor Juan Cole such an apologist for the Iranian government?

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Secretary Clinton, Why the Double Standard?

The U.S. has a double standard when it comes to supporting the Libyan opposition but not the Iranian opposition. 

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Liberalism’s “New” Strategy: The Same Old Lies

The left's latest tactics involving smearing the Tea Party will backfire. 

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They Won’t Believe Me

The deception taking place with the current political situation can be compared to the deception by a hustler in the Hitchcock movie They Won't Believe Me. 

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The Wisconsin Win

Why the union drive to recall Republican Senators in Wisconsin was a colossal failure.

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Cultural Lessons from Girls of Riyadh and Kuwait

In a compelling four-part series, Debra Rae explores nuances of conservative Islamic culture in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen from the 1970s to the present day. While relaying real life testimonials (her own included), Debra crosses time, societal distinctions, and stereotypical barriers. [...]

Duly Noted – Was This Time The Last Time?

Dulled are the instruments of government intervention in free markets.

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On Recall Elections in Newly “Purple” Wisconsin

Unions overplayed their hand  thinking they had public sympathy for their benefit excesses, extracted from compliant prior state legislatures.  Now they are licking their wounds and getting ready for their next hate-infused recall election – Gov. Scott Walker's next year.  It will be a doozy.  Will public-sector unions face defeat again at the hands of "people power"? Or [...]

What You Should Know About Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Arizona

The economic downturn has resulted in massive foreclosures, layoffs, and spiraling credit card debt. Is filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy the way to save your home and property and get out of debt? I am a bankruptcy attorney in Arizona and represent clients filing Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 personal bankruptcies. Here is what you [...]

An American Playwright Sees the Light

On occasion, the light from Hayek's brilliant mind does shine through to a previously inoculated denier. One such convert who has seen the light is David Mamet, the famous American playwright, who had an epiphanous change of heart within the last decade. 

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The Evolution Has Run Its Course

A core tenet of Darwinism is survival of the fittest. Slow and inefficient subspecies of a particular genus are always supplanted by more robust and dynamic amalgamation.

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There’s No Tea in England

  "This is the uprising of the working class. We're redistributing the wealth. In America you have the tea party, in England you've got this."   -       Bryn Phillips, U.K. rioter and self-described "anarchist"(1) [...]

It’s the Free Trade, Stupid

Free trade causes trade deficits and therefore debt, and is largely the root cause of the federal budget debt problem. The free market, on its own, will neither limit the accumulation of excessive debt nor redress the excess once it has been created.

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The Times Poll on the Debt Bill Sounds a Little Shady

If they asked simple questions without the touchy feely garbage like are you frustrated, then the New York Times would get a result that would be useful. Also, this poll may turn out to be 24% Republicans and about 60% Democrat.

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Trita Parsi’s Crocodile Tears for Iran’s Green Movement

Trita Parsi of the National Iranian American Council used to have no sympathy for Iran's Green Movement until he figured out that pretend sympathy could be used to hurt Iran's opposition organization MEK. 

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The Regime Takes Two Big Legal Hits

Obama has suffered two legal setbacks in the area of drilling for oil and Obamacare.

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Dear Secretary Clinton, Saving 3400 MEK Lives is not a Political Decision

Hopefully Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will make the right decision and remove the Iranian opposition organization MEK from the State Department's list of terrorist organizations. 

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Instant U.S. Citizenship by Visa

Congress needs to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) to close the loophole allowing women who are pregnant to enter the U.S. with intentions to give birth here. 

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Un-College Funds

Working as a cog in some vast organization is the grim fate of most young Americans. Why not offer an Un-College Fund instead of the typical college scholarships through which young men and women could open a small business in some field that interests them?  Even more than that, an Un-College Fund would protect our [...]

America Past The Point of No Return

What does the future hold for investments? Precious metals will continue to rise, as inflation and freshly printed money both ramp up. There are specific stocks which will do well in times of uncertainty like these. Specifically, those with oil or precious metals production capability, that are not hedged to metals prices for future sales, [...]

Trita Parsi and NIAC’s Handy Iran Experts Again

The truth behind the statement supposedly written by 37 experts on Iran advocating for the continued black listing of the Iranian opposition group MEK by the U.S. State Department.

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The Mask of Liberal Politics

Many writers ponder the American Jewish community's apparent self-defeating loyalty to Obama's increasingly evident animus to Israel, swooning to his appealing assertions and inundating him with money. Liberalism/idealism per se is not the villain, it is rather the malicious misuse of it of which we should be aware.

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