Something which ought to be a given in contemporary American political discourse is that violence, or the threat of violence, against those with whom one disagrees is unacceptable. Just as the free market is essential to the improvement of goods and services in commerce, a free market of ideas is crucial to the shaping of [...]
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The Passage of Obamacare is Nothing Short of Unfortunate
With the stroke of a pen late Tuesday morning came the latest challenge to the land of the free and home of the brave. There is nothing free about imposing on the American populace a mandate to purchase a particular product. Likewise, there is nothing brave about failing to stand up to an administration more invested [...]
For Want of a Port?
With the recent passing of the seventieth anniversary of the German invasion of Poland commencing, reflection on the causes and effects of the second world war is worthwhile. One dynamic if this discussion certainly should be whether the war should be said to have started on the first of September, 1939, or whether a more [...]