Let’s Give the Liberals Their Daily Affirmation
by John Reit (July 20, 2006)

A few years ago, I was watching TV with an ex-girlfriend. It was an entertainment show that was doing an interview with actress Kate Hudson. She described her experience traveling abroad to Paris, France and being embarrassed by her fellow countrymen:

"We're the most annoying, boisterous creatures in the world. I mean we come in and we eat mounds of food, and we're like, 'Where's the kaachup [sic] for our French fries?' I'm like, 'Shut up!' Sometimes I'll be walking down the street and I'll hear some American and I'll just go, 'Of course they hate us, of course they can't stand us.' "

This profound quote from one of America's most enlightened is exactly what I've come to realize is our nation's greatest problem. More...

The Myth that is Global Warming
by Myank Kumar (July 10, 2006)

Every one of us has heard about the coming doom of global warming. We hear about it on TV, read about it in Newspapers. More importantly, the governments all over the world have passed laws that infringe on liberties and taxes that make everyday more expensive – all to appease a bunch of loudmouth, self-righteous environmentalists who believe they are the keepers of the Earth. More...

Hey Johnny... Been There, Done That
by John Reit (July 7, 2006)

A recent article about John Edwards made me think of that movie, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. It's about a man who goes through a painful break-up with his girlfriend. Rather than deal with the pain of losing the love of his life, he has a doctor erase all memories of her. I suspect the last 40 years have been so traumatic for John Edwards that he has decided to go to the same doctor. More...

Samuels and Agora Publishing Consortium Miss the Point
by Ryan Crowell (July 5, 2006)

Collectivism holds that man is just a tool to be exploited for the common good and that pursuing his personal happiness is evil. So says Raymond Samuels' II in his new book Capitalism is Not Democracy, published by the far left "not for profit" Agora Publishing Consortium. There's a problem, however; the book's premise seems to contradict the very nature of man. More...