Sean at the Everything I Know Is Wrong blog recommends a National Review Online piece by Frank Gaffney on the Law of the Sea Treaty. Sean is right to do so. This issue really is a big deal. Twenty years ...
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BACKGROUND: The Democratic Leadership Council released on March 18 a commentary, "Carbon Flip, Mercury Flop,"1 that may be the best evidence yet that the Bush White House can't get even a speck of fair treatment on environmental issues. The screed ...
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If Bush genuinely is bad on the environment, why can't the left critique him fairly? I really wonder this, as our new Ten Second Response e-mail alert makes clear. Is the environmental left not really convinced that Bush truly is ...
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I have a piece in the Philadelphia Inquirer and Providence Journal (free registration required), among other places, today on the outsourcing issue. The outsourcing issue is an interesting one in that it often pits liberals against the notion of job ...
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We know where NCPPR executive director David W. Almasi DOESN'T shop: Can there be a "three strikes" law to protect our society from those with chronic poor judgment? If one can be passed, please put the executives of Urban Outfitters ...
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The Left Says: "Tax cuts for the wealthy come first -- before jobs, before schools, before health care, before poverty, before the war on Iraq, before dealing with the deficits." Source: Jesse Jackson, "Bush Cuts Rich In, Leaves Rest Out," ...
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We've got a new edition of What Conservatives Think online today, answering Jesse Jackson's charge that tax cuts for the rich have been the Bush Administration's highest priority ...
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A sample of letters received this morning in response to our latest What Conservatives Think on Bush's tax cuts: I fully concur with the President's successful efforts to curb federal taxes; at my income level which is lower-mid-stream, my tax ...
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NCPPR executive director David Almasi points out the selective secrecy of the liberals: What exactly is the liberal policy on secrecy and propriety? From their actions, it appears to be "Do as I say, not as I do." When Clarence ...
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NCPPR executive director David Almasi gives a positive update on the fight to keep questionable material from kids: A few months ago, I wrote a commentary on how easy it is for children to anonymously buy illicit DVDs such as ...
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