The sad reality is that poverty is not as complex as the left seems to want to make it out to be, and the solutions to the poverty problem don't actually need to be complex or even expansive.
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The Jobs Problem: Life on the Margins
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The Liberty Tax: Defanging the Serpent
Any tax upon the People's livelihoods is tyranny...
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Constitution Day: Lost and Found
Unrestrained government ultimately benefits only those with political power
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Minimum Wage: Down the Rabbit Hole
The minimum wage remains a fiercely debated issue, and the conservative position is too often misrepresented and caricatured into an indefensible straw man.
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Ronald Reagan: Champion of Liberty
So immense is Reagan's legacy that almost thirty years after leaving office and over a decade since his death, the left continues to talk about Reagan. Not because they want to, but because they have to.
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Why the GOP Needs Bernie Sanders
As a lifelong conservative, constitutionalist, capitalist, and card carrying Republican for 23 years, I am positively ecstatic that at long last the Democratic Party is running a candidate like Bernie Sanders for president of the United States.
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The “Fair” Problem: Peanuts for Everybody
The most compelling argument against conservatism is that it is inherently unfair and discriminates against underprivileged classes of people.
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The Long View
The debate between the ideological left (socialism) and ideological right (capitalism) had been ongoing for over 200 years by 1848, when Karl Marx wrote The Communist Manifesto. By the end of the 20th Century, the conflict …
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A Look at the Scoreboard
America needs to have a long, hard conversation about race, politics, and economics, but it isn't possible with everyone sitting in two camps.
