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Obamacare

I am a Constitutional scholar like our President, and I’ve been asked by quite a few people what I think of the Supreme Court’s decision on Obamacare. I think three things: 1. It is scary to think that a right of personal choice can be taken away from 315 million people by 535 persons in […]

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Open Borders and Multiculturalism

There is a raging debate over open borders and its twin, multiculturalism. Devout libertarians love open borders (see for example my favorite economist over at Cafe Hayek). Professional politicians and some big-industry types love open borders (see for example this UK article). For libertarians the argument revolves around “freedom”–but only the freedoms of certain people. […]

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“Help The Poor” ≠ “Create More Wealth”

Most professional politicians love to say they are for helping the poor, yet so many of their programs create more poor people. Why do you think that is? I do NOT think the proven ignorance of professional politicians is the cause of their damaging programs. Rather it is clear that the root cause of those […]

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The Ten “Cannots”

I just discovered this Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=313217598722222 It tells ten things you cannot succeed at by doing things that affect an opposite. For example: #7 “You cannot further the brotherhood of man by inciting class hatred.” Read the whole list…. Now some people will disagree with virtually everything on the list. My question is this: How […]