Congratulations to National Center Board of Directors Member Jay Timmons, who has just been appointed senior vice president of policy at the National Association of Manufacturers, the nation's largest industrial trade association and easily one of the most influential organizations ...
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An e-mail from Barbara Ledeen: As Senator Specter and others have attacked originalism or constitutionalism, it might be helpful for everybody to have this explanation. It comes from Judge Bork's opening statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee on September 15, ...
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Americans frequently complain about the ugly state of public discourse -- but it's not all the politicians' doing. Tabloid-style journalism, which feeds on controversy, is a big part of the problem. And I'm not just referring to the Washington Post ...
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National Center Policy Analyst Ryan Balis is becoming a prolific online author on the topic of property rights -- both personal and, believe it or not, national. Writing in Human Events Online July 1, Ryan has this to sayabout personal ...
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Something quite quotable from Mychal Massie: Sandra O'Connor's replacement should not be male, female, black, white, Hispanic or other, and should under no circumstances be Democrat or Republican. Her replacement should be an originalist that understands their singular function is ...
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From the Wall Street Journal's OpinionJournal.com today: The only way to stop 'borking' as a political strategy is to defy and defeat it ...
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The Tehran Times comes out against President Bush's position opposing the Kyoto global warming treaty. I look forward to attending the first joint Mullah-enviromentalist press conference on global warming -- that is, if ladies are permitted to attend ...
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Reverend Dr. Arnold B. Lovel of the Second Presbyterian Church in Knoxville offered a prayer at the start of the July 13 session of the House of Representatives: Eternal Father, strong to save; throughout the centuries You have guided the ...
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On February 1, 1993, The Washington Post got into a heap of PR trouble after reporter Michael Weisskopf wrote in a news story that followers of the Christian Right are "largely poor, uneducated, and easy to command." On Sunday, Los ...
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When I heard the ruckus early Sunday morning, I didn't know I'd later discover that I was the "owner" of a new street sign. While my neighbors up the street have had cars run up on their lawn due to ...
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