The Founders, Free Markets, and Sound Money
When most people think about the Founders and economics, two common myths arise. The first is that the Founders vehemently disagreed about economics and, therefore,… Read More
When most people think about the Founders and economics, two common myths arise. The first is that the Founders vehemently disagreed about economics and, therefore,… Read More
Across the country, college students are starting classes, but that does not mean they are receiving an education. The American Council for Trustees and Alumni’s… Read More
On August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. stood at the Lincoln Memorial and admonished America to return to its First Principles. In his I… Read More
Did you know that the first female member of the Congress was elected prior to the ratification of the 19th amendment? It is true that… Read More
Remember when Conservatism was supposed to be dead and America was primed for a New New Deal? Well, a funny thing has happened on the… Read More
Happy Birthday America! America is 234 years old. She was born on July 4, 1776, with the passage of the Declaration of Independence. Since then,… Read More
Here is a quick Independence Day quiz: Who is the only president to share a birthday with America? Which president gave one of the best… Read More
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Prior to his presidency, Senator Obama famously announced that empathy would be his criteria for selecting judges. Although Sonia Sotomayor deemphasized her empathetic understanding of… Read More
In its infancy, the conservative movement was a set of philosophically diverse, isolated camps, whose internal divisions enabled the left to deride them as intellectual… Read More
As soon as President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Health Care for America Act of 2010 into law, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli filed suit… Read More
This season’s snow falls and Snowpocalypse presents a great opportunity to remember our president who also suffered through the cold to save the Republic. Happy… Read More
Forget George Washington, James Madison, Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln—nothing meaningful happened in America before 1877. That’s the lesson North Carolina public high schools may start… Read More
On August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. stood at the Lincoln Memorial and admonished America to return to its First Principles. In his I… Read More
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This Bill of Rights day, Let’s Celebrate the Constitution Many Americans praise the first ten amendments to our Constitution, collectively called the Bill of Rights,… Read More
Today, Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) voiced his concern that the Senate is moving away the Founders’ vision. No, Senator Reid has not admitted the unconstitutionality… Read More
When CNS News reporter asked Nancy Pelosi “Madam Speaker, where specifically does the Constitution grant Congress the authority to enact an individual health insurance mandate?,”… Read More
Today, Sept. 17, is Constitution Day. On this date in 1787, delegates from each state signed the final Constitution, securing our rights and assuring the… Read More
Around the country, many parents and students are preparing for the first day of school. For high school seniors, this means time is running out… Read More
We have heard a great deal about the costs and benefits of a “public option” and “single-payer system.” We have heard about the financial costs—and… Read More
