By Tom DeWeese The lines used to be so clear. On the one side were free markets, free societies and openly-elected representative governments, normally defined as democracy. On the other, was the force...
May 22, 2001 By Tom DeWeese "The United Nations, created in 1945 by the governments of the world, is being put to death by the governments of the world. No doubt there will be some...
May 14, 2001 Question: How do you feel about an education bill that angers conservatives and has Ted Kennedy happier than Ted Kennedy in a liquor store? On May 9, the House Committee on...
May 8, 2001 Republicans seem to fall for it every time. They tell us that they just want to do the honorable thing. The Congress is evenly divided, they say, so we have...
By Tom DeWeese Over the weekend of Friday, February 2nd, a National Reparations Convention was held in Chicago to draft a plan to see payment for ...
August 29, 2001 By Tom DeWeese There's a different kind of drug war going on that doesn't get the kind of attention as the one in the streets of America. In fact, those who...
April 24, 2001 By Tom DeWeese While George W. Bush and other world leaders went about their business to create a free trade zone throughout North and South America, the media focused on...
By Peyton Knight, Associate Editor Out with the old, in with the new. On January 24th of next year, the first session of the 107th Congress will convene. When the dust settled over Election 2000, Republicans maintained their advantage over the...
April 16, 2001 By Tom DeWeese and Peyton Knight Just as Neville Chamberlain should not have been surprised when Adolf Hitler broke his dubious promise for "peace in our time," nor should America be surprised...
By Alan Caruba Al Gore has confirmed what those of us who have come to loath the Clinton-Gore administration have known for too long now. It's not about what is best for the...