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Commodifying Compassion
Religious progressives are often quick to condemn those who extol the virtues of market economies for focusing too much on…
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Supreme Court Justices and Violent Video Games
Pardon my exasperation, but there are times when the elitist views of the mandarins who set rules for the rest…
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Energy Freedom Now
Mark Twain is usually credited with the quip that “Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.” …
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Jury Duty Matters
I wonder how many people who criticize the Casey Anthony jury have tried to get out of jury duty when…
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Distributism and the Current Crisis, Part 2: You Say You Want a Devolution?
[Part 1] Conservatives express great frustration with the egregious violations of the Constitution by the legislatures and the courts, violations…
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Virtue Is Its Own Reward
During the dark days of Republican profligacy, when earmarks were the rule and GOP House and Senate members routinely voted…
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When “Not Guilty” Seems to be a Travesty
Casey Anthony’s acquittal of the killing of her precious child, Caylee, has shocked the nation. Many who watched the trial…
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The Limits to Bernanke’s Power
As chairman of our country’s central bank, the Federal Reserve Board, Ben Bernanke is expected to put the economy on…
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“Gay Rights” Forecast: Expect Havoc
With liberal activists emboldened by their recent legislative victory in New York (where a same-sex “marriage” bill was passed into…
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Lessons from New York
In the political battle that ended last week with New York’s legalization of gay marriage, Catholic defenders of man-woman marriage…