Monthly Archives: October 2011

By Walter Williams “The Thomas Sowell Reader.” One of his readings, titled “Ivan and Boris — and Us,” starts off with a fable of two poor Russian peasants. Ivan finds a magic lamp and rubs it, and the jinni grants … Continue reading →

http://northwoodspatriots.blogspot.com/ READER COMMENT: “But if you look at the make-up of the stimulus program,” says Mr. Zuckerman, “roughly half of it went to state and local municipalities, which is in effect to the municipal unions which are at the core … Continue reading →

ammoland.com Praying for the health of five justices is not a sound legal strategy for ensuring that our Second Amendment freedoms survive the relentless legal assault that gun-ban groups are waging in courtrooms across America. We need a president who … Continue reading →

By David Limbaugh With Obama, it’s all smoke and mirrors; nothing is as he would have you believe. Every negative thing he says about the tea partyers is false, including that they don’t represent the sentiment of the American majority, … Continue reading →

By Thomas Sowell • Most of us may lament the fact that so many more people are today dependent on food stamps and other government subsidies. But dependency usually translates into votes for whoever is handing out the benefits, so … Continue reading →

“Throughout history, poverty is the normal condition of man,” wrote science fiction writer Robert Heinlein. “Advances which permit this norm to be exceeded — here and there, now and then — are all the work of an extremely small minority, … Continue reading →

“Sally Kohn, a self-identified ‘community organizer,’ praised the Wall Street loiterers on CNN’s website, comparing the protest to the Boston Tea Party, which she claimed, ‘helped spark the American Revolution,’ adding, ‘and yes, that protest ultimately turned very violent.’ First … Continue reading →

By Marybeth Hicks Barely enough time has passed for bologna sandwiches to begin rotting in school lockers, yet the 2011-2012 school year is shaping up to be one of the stinkiest ever, if we’re measuring in episodes of putrid political … Continue reading →