Category: Reflections

Moving from a small town in Montana to Raleigh, N.C., evoked some predictable reactions in me, such as shock at the traffic congestion and amazement …

When Medicare was enacted 40 years ago, it was intended to ensure vital medical care for those 65 and over. But things aren’t working out …

According to Al Gore’s “Inconvenient Truth,” If we don’t drastically cut our fossil fuel consumption within the next decade, the Earth will suffer irreversible damage. …

The 2006 ballot in Washington state will include Initiative 933. If it passes, the state government will be required to “consider and document” the adverse …

A recent article by Nancy Cleeland in the Los Angeles Times (Aug. 23), lachrymosely headlined “Rich, Poor Live Poles Apart in L.A. as Middle Class …

President Bush warned in his American Legion speech of August 31 and on other occasions that withdrawing from Iraq now would hand victory to America’s …

There is growing talk now about whether or not Sen. Hillary Clinton will run for the presidency in 2008. I have one question about this. …

In a press conference held after the Sept. 8 capture of suspected cop-killer Ralph “Buck” Phillips, New York State Police Superintendent Wayne Bennett emphasized that …

It won’t be long before Semtex is surgically implanted in Achmed’s body or the bad guys board planes with perfectly formed Semtex turds planted in …

David Irving is back in the news. Austria’s highest court has rejected the historian’s appeal and upheld his conviction for denial of the Holocaust. Amazing! …