The Congressional Peter Principle

Barney Frank’s questioning of Alan Greenspan this month was an example of the Congressional Peter Principle in action.

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Rove v. Plame: Outing CIA Agents For Dummies

Given the absence of consistently impartial and irrefutable facts in much of today’s news reports, is our entire population being manipulated like useful idiots?

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The Veterans Affairs Affair — It’s ALL Bush’s Fault

The media won’t report that George W. Bush is the first President since World War II to increase VA spending at the rate of growth of the federal budget.

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Newsweek and the Age of Deadly Propaganda

Regardless of the number of people who died in the Afghani riots incited by its article, there won’t be any criminal or civil prosecutions at Newsweek.

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Social Security — America’s First Bait and Switch

History suggests that FDR played a marvelous Washington two-step on Congress and the American people to generate support for something that ended up being quite different than originally depicted.

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Roosevelt’s Social Security Plan Included Private Accounts

The concept of individuals being able to invest their own funds exclusively for their benefit was part of FDR’s original Social Security plan.

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New Social Security Proposal Exposes Left-Wing Hypocrisy

President Bush’s addition of “progressive indexing” to his Social Security reform plan exposes an almost unconscionable hypocrisy in the Democrats’ position on this issue.

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Clinton Would Have Saved Social Security If Not For Ken Starr

Isn’t it amazing how many wonderful things former President William Jefferson Clinton would have done for this world if it wasn’t for the uncalled-for meddling of Special Prosecutor Ken Starr?

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Goldman’s $105 Oil Prediction a Little Too Slick

One day the public is going to wake up and realize that when analysts are telling them to buy things at all-time highs, it might be time to sell.

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A Terri Schiavo Easter

As Jesse Jackson stated in front of Mrs. Schiavo’s hospice, “This is a moral issue and it transcends politics and family disputes.”

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Wherefore Art Thou Energy Policy?

The oil and wholesale gas prices suggest that we soon may be paying $3/gallon at the pump.

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Social Security Reform: To Extend or Unwind a Ponzi Scheme?

Much as in the original Ponzi scheme, Social Security paid huge returns to its first investors that, whether intentional or not, led Americans to believe the plan worked marvelously.

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Leasing The American Dream

According to information compiled by Freddie Mac and the U.S. Census Bureau, Americans have been aggressively tapping into the equity in their homes the past four years at totally unprecedented rates.

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Social Security and Political Realignments

It appears from their actions that the preservation of Social Security in its current form has become essential to not only preventing an electoral realignment, but preserving the Democrat Party’s very existence.

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Would Jesus Be a Democrat or a Republican?

As soon as one side believes that it possesses a monopoly on religion, doesn’t religion fail?

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Social Security: When is a Problem a Problem?

The ME generation refuses to acknowledge that there is a looming problem with the Social Security system.

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Has Greenspan Over-Pumped the Real Estate Bubble?

The residential real estate market is beginning to behave in an irrational fashion that could be portending an imminent peak.

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How (and Why) The Left Stole Christmas

The Left's strategy on Christmas and morality is to dilute and distort.

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The Commoditization of Populations

The proportion of working-age adults who are still contributing to a nation’s entitlement programs, rather than receiving benefits from them, is declining in almost every Western country.

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Dollar Diplomacy in the New Millennium

With the advent of floating exchange rates, and the current level of globalization facing our economy, it appears that a great-grandson of President Taft's Dollar Diplomacy has emerged.

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Dump Your Dollars Now!

Looking at the dire prognostications of currency analysts on TV or in the newspapers lately would lead one to believe that all of your assets are evaporating like raindrops on a Phoenix sidewalk in August.

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Giving Thanks to Blogs and E-zines

How much of the Republicans' success in the last ten years can be attributed to the dissemination of — for a change — accurate information over the Internet through conservative news websites, blogs, and e-zines?

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Bush Must Step Softly in the Abortion Graveyard

If George W. Bush misreads his moral values mandate, he may give to the Democrats the issue they need to end the Republican realignment.

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America and Iran Must Play Nice

Why is Iran suddenly so interested in appeasing its public enemy number one?

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Learning From Arafat: Terrorism is Big Business

The battle over the Palestinian Authority's funds demonstrates that there is a lot of money in terrorism, and, for those that are in this business, peace is actually the last thing on their minds.

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