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Category Archives: Domestic Affairs
The Socially Conservative State of…California?
In the past four years Californians have voted against gay marriage, marijuana, and the abolition of the death penalty. Continue reading
Posted in California, California
Tagged California, death penalty, elections, gay marriage, marijuana, Politics, Proposition 19, Proposition 34, Proposition 8, socially conservative
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Three Important Moments in America’s Economic History (in Pictures)
The previous post looked at the economic history of the United States over the past two centuries. In that post, what stood out most was the fact that the economy of the United States has always been one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Foreign Affairs
Tagged America, Civil War, Economy, Great Depression, United States, World War II
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A History of the United States Economy (in Pictures)
Let’s take a look at the history of the United States economy. How did the American economy become as big and influential as it is today? We begin two hundred years ago, in 1800. Continue reading
When Immigration Is A Mistake
Immigration is an issue that affects numerous people throughout the world. People immigrate to new countries in order to improve their lives. Sometimes their lives do improve. Sometimes they don’t. One example of a country created by immigration is Argentina. … Continue reading
A Typical Example of Leftism in Latin America
Yet Latin American leftism can also do a lot of bad. As this example illustrates, for instance, it can help defeat efforts to fight global warming. Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Latin America
Tagged anti-Americanism, Bolivia, global warming, Latin America, leftism, Rio+20
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