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Category: Politics & Government

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“Progressivism” Didn’t Work in the 1600s, Either

Posted on August 19, 2011 by D3 Support

“Returning from the farce of coronation, Captain [John] Smith set himself to work to overcome the obstacles that beset the path of the man who ruled the community with intent to set the colony in the right way. Chief and … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Politics & Government

If ObamaCare Is Unconstitutional, Then Why Isn’t Medicare?

Posted on August 16, 2011 by D3 Support

Some lower courts are ruling ObamaCare unconstitutional. The reason given is that it’s wrong to force the individual to buy a product or service, such as health insurance. These decisions are all well and good. But the question remains: If it’s … Continue reading →

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Religion Does Not Lead to Liberty

Posted on August 15, 2011 by D3 Support

Exasperated people who favor liberty and individual rights, but who also favor separation of church and state, often say to me: “Why is this our choice? Why do we have the socialist Obama on the one side, and the religiously … Continue reading →

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The Audacity of Socialism

Posted on August 10, 2011 by D3 Support

“We’ve always been, and always will be, a triple-A country.” So said Barack in a pep talk after the latest financial meltdown. Nobody listened. But probably most people agree. This statement epitomizes why Obama’s presidency is failing miserably, and why … Continue reading →

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America’s Broke

Posted on August 8, 2011 by D3 Support

The downgrade in America’s credit rating for the first time in history could be a good thing — if the American people, and not just their politicians, learn from it. Actually, the politicians (the great majority of them, at least) … Continue reading →

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Hollywood and Rich Man’s Socialism

Posted on August 5, 2011 by D3 Support

Academy award-winning actor Matt Damon said he is “so disgusted” with what’s happening in Washington over the debt limit, claiming that the Tea Party is “willing to drive it all off a cliff” and adding that it’s “criminal” the wealthy … Continue reading →

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Why It’s a Good Time to be a Liberal

Posted on August 4, 2011 by D3 Support

Obama’s moves to the right in the budget negotiations are creating dissension within the Democratic Party, according to The New York Times. Republicans have changed the terms of the debate over the size and role of the federal government, and … Continue reading →

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The Court Jester Strikes Again

Posted on August 3, 2011 by D3 Support

On TV crime and court shows, you sometimes see the attorney, during a trial, say something outrageous and indefensible. The opposing attorney immediately objects and the judge backs up the objection. The attorney who said the outrageous statement replies, “Withdrawn.” … Continue reading →

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Wishing Away Facts and Calling It “Compromise”

Posted on August 2, 2011 by D3 Support

Whenever conventional career politicians such as Joe Biden declare, “It’s a compromise,” and claim that’s a good thing — hold onto your wallets and purses. In this compromise, Barack Obama got the most important thing he wanted: Extension of the … Continue reading →

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Why Compromising on Principles is Stupid

Posted on August 1, 2011 by D3 Support

The liberal left and establishment right keep complaining that the Tea Party “doesn’t understand compromise” or isn’t “willing to compromise.” This immediately raises the question: Compromise WHAT, exactly? A compromise, in or out of politics, refers to a deal between … Continue reading →

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Conversation With a Liberal

Posted on July 31, 2011 by D3 Support

Non-Liberal (NL): What business does the government have spending people’s money against their will? Not only the money of real people, but money from generations far into the future — wealth yet to be created, money yet to be earned … Continue reading →

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Barack’s Youth Problem

Posted on July 28, 2011 by D3 Support

Newsmax.com reports that more than half of all voters do not trust President Barack Obama to lead America back to economic prosperity. And the young who turned out in such great numbers for Obama in 2008 have even less confidence … Continue reading →

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