Archive for: August 2007

What does Peter Boyles of www.khow.com in Denver, Colorado say about what happened across America last week? What does he bring to the table? Caveat; this piece applauds all of the hundreds of world-class radio talk-show jocks …

Public-school defenders often argue that school choice would destroy the public schools. Almost 90 percent of children in this country attend public schools. If we had vouchers, no compulsory attendance laws, and an unregulated education free market, millions of parents …

The concept of Two Americas makes a catchy political campaign slogan, but has there ever really been only One America? Haven’t we always had creative people full of dreams and ideas for building a better country and, yes, for building …

I’d like to steal your attention away from the endless news reports of dead soldiers and suicide bombers for a moment, if I may. Give me a minute of your time and I promise to let you go right back …

Recent news stories about the inconvenient truth of fossil discoveries in Africa illustrate the hypothetical guesswork in Darwinian evolution that passes for science. Extracts from coverage by the New York Times, hardly an unfriendly voice for atheistic materialism, are representative:

Any number of examples can be found these days to illustrate the poor or destructive education received by our children in the United States today. All across the country our children are being slighted by Teacher’s Unions and organizations who …

We count their fingers and toes, we spend hours just looking at them when they are asleep, we wake them up when they are asleep just to prove to ourselves they are still breathing. We change their diapers, powder their …

As charges against US Marines—with regards to an apparent fabrication of the “Haditha massacre”—continue to be proved false and based upon unsubstantiated “evidence”, only some of the leftist media appear to be standing by their original spin on the story. …

I assume we are all aware of the tragedy that has befallen the city of New Orleans, and those unfortunate people that have had to suffer through disaster on a natural and government level. Not only has our government failed …

The concept of Two Americas makes a catchy political campaign slogan, but has there ever really been only One America? Haven’t we always had creative people full of dreams and ideas for building a better country and, yes, for building …

Contrary to popular notions, teacher licensing in public schools does not insure teacher quality. A license also does not even insure that a public-school teacher is an expert in the subject she teaches. In fact, in our upside-down public-school system, …

In his July 23, 2007 article entitled “Leaving Boomer Conflicts Behind,” nationally syndicated columnist Michael Barone makes an amazing statement. After explaining that Hillary is diligently trying to stress her “faith” for all to see, he adds that she “has …

Black Entertainment Television has been playing what is being called a Public Service Announcement created by a rapper named Bomani “D’mite” Armah. It is in cartoon form and made in the Rapper music video style. However, it contains some …

As the presidential campaign winds down to the last 15 months, the “dog days” of democracy if you will, likely voters are being inundated with information that will be essential to making informed, intelligent decisions in November 2008. Unfortunately, …

As many of us know, the “Baghdad Diarist” and the details of the “activities” of his American Army buddies have been, by his own recants, shown to be fictitious. However, The New Republic who published those “stories” continues to operate …