Big Government
Vouchers: Enemy of Religion
Why public financing of education will compromise private school independence.
Private Life
Bill wants the feds to leave him alone. What about the rest of us?
Joys of Bundling
Thomas DiLorenzo defends tying agreements and exclusive contracts.
Tax Gouging
Will government use any trick to get more revenue? Have a look at what's happening to the oil industry.
Sex and the State
When government punishes sexual attitudes, as opposed to crimes against person and property, it interferes with personal freedom and steps beyond the bounds of good law.
The Total Army Family
I was one of only two non-socialists who managed to gain an invitation to Hillary Clinton's "White House Conference on Child Care."
You (May) Win!
For years I received the Publisher's Clearing House Sweepstakes mailing and just tossed it. No way would I waste my time for what amounts to a minuscule chance to win a bundle of dough. Sure, some folks win, but they are extremely few. The gimmicks were too obvious. ("When you win, do you want a red, green, or white Jaguar?")
No Freedom, No Peace
End the lies, smears, and attacks against average people for their supposed intractable racism. Stop the federal occupation of local school districts in the name of racial balance. Dethrone the federal judges who impose de facto quotas in every public institution and mandatory preferences in every private one. Come clean on the real purpose of racial politics, which is not justice but power and political spoils.
Selecting Targets
Everyone knows about the class-action lawsuit against Hooters, the restaurant featuring waitresses in shorts and tight t-shirts. In the settlement, Hooters paid $2 million to the men who were denied the opportunity to serve as Hooter Girls, another $1.75 million in lawyer's fees, and created three new "gender-neutral positions."