Archive for: October 31, 2006

In 2005, taxes owed with collection potential had grown to $132 billion. That number may climb in 2006, with perhaps $150 billion owed by taxpayers in default.

The New York Times is sure that voters are losing their rights the country over, in essence yelling “the sky is falling, the sky is falling” for voters this year. They have been ballyhooing that voters are being “disenfranchised” all …

In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court sanctioned abortion on demand. In so doing, the justices became party to a human rights violation of monumental proportions.

We have an election coming up next month and the campaign “stuff” is definitely out there. As I watch and listen, I admit I find all things political to be enlightening, annoying, encouraging, discouraging, energizing, tiresome, inspirational and disgusting, …

Robert Meyer is a hardy soul who hails from the Cheesehead country of the upper Midwest. Robert is known by his opponents as a ‘clever rhetorician’ who often exposes the fallacies of knee-jerk arguments presented in local papers. Seeking to …