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Category Archives: Domestic Affairs
An Interesting Image on Home-School Education
A reader of this blog recently e-mailed me an interesting graphic. It’s a poster advocating home-schooling, and it’s worth taking a look at. Continue reading
Things the United States Makes
Why, then, do so many Americans think that nothing is made in America anymore? Well, the answer is that America tends not to make that many consumer goods that people buy every day. Rather, it makes things like cars, commercial airplanes, heavy construction equipment, and tanks. But if you ever decide to buy some heavy industrial equipment for your house, it’s probably going to be American. Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged airplanes, America, Boeing, cars, Caterpillar, GM, manufacturing, tanks
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A Very Disturbing Report on Education
For decades critics of the public schools have been saying, “You can’t solve educational problems by throwing money at them.” The education establishment and its supporters have replied, “No one’s ever tried.” In Kansas City they did try. Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged CATO Institute, Education, failure, funding, Kansas City school district, money, Paul Ciotti, United States
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The Problem With the “Occupy” Movement
If Occupy Wall Street can’t even win students at my college, how is it going to win Middle America? Continue reading
A Potent Illustration of the Problem With Our Country
Enron was one of the biggest scandals to ever hit the business world. The failure of Lehman Brothers directly caused the financial crisis from which the United States is still feeling the effects. One would think that the directors of these failed firms – the worst failures in this decade – would have been punished by the market for their poor oversight. Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged accountability, big business, CEOs, directors, Economy, inequality
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