Drunkblogging a Few Modest Proposals
October 5th, 2010
By Dan Miller Citizens of the world: It is time we make ourselves more equal! And perhaps relocate the UN to Somalia. The world is so screwed up that even our highly intelligent and resourceful President Obama can’t deal with its myriad complexities. Things need to be simplified and a drunk, a lunatic, or a […]
Articles written by Dan Miller
Tags: currency, DPRK, drunkblogging, Europe, Haiti, poverty, satire, Somalia, UN
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Seven Reasons I Really Dislike Public Education Reform
August 19th, 2010
By Dr. Jim Taylor Anyone who follows my posts on public education reform (here’s a good place for a primer) knows that I am not a fan of the Obama administration’s public education initiatives, including Race to the Top. The programs are, in my view, mislabeled, misdirected, and misguided. I would have used the word […]
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Tags: NCLB, poverty, public education, Race to the Top, reform, teachers, unions
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The Lie of Income Distribution
July 1st, 2010
By Brianna Aubin Mark Twain used to say that there were three types of falsehoods: lies, damned lies, and statistics. One of those statistics which are typically hurled at conservatives, libertarians, and classical liberals by the various demagogues of the Left is the lie of income distribution. The amount of wealth belonging to the top […]
Articles written by Brianna Aubin
Tags: distribution of income, income, OMB, poverty, Sowell, statistics, wealth
Categories: Economics, Politics | Comments (6) | Home
Things Better Left Unsaid
March 22nd, 2010
By Larry Ennis I loved my childhood. My memories of growing up have made for many stories both here and at my own blog site. Children, if brought up correctly, are not or at least should not be exposed to things in life that take away from being young. Innocence and youth are fragile and […]
Articles written by Larry Ennis
Tags: children, families, family, poverty, relatives
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