John Kerry is upset about corruption — except the kind that he facilitates as Secretary of State.
Sugar quotas protect American sugar farmers — at the expense of American cookie jobs.
The president should have addressed a sea of empty seats, not just one.
This tsunami of pork clocks in at over 2,000 pages, $1 trillion, and zero checks on federal power.
Government databases on citizens have aided violations of civil rights, privacy, and confidentially in the past — and it could happen again.
It is absurd to presume that police are guilty any time they shoot a citizen, but it is equally absurd to presume that such killings are always justified.
The USDA's study on "food insecurity" is calculated to mislead people about the scope of malnutrition.
Sugar subsidies destroy jobs and waste resources — and bankroll the politicians who support them.
The ADA promised a bright new era of equality and freedom. Instead, it spawned endless lawsuits and absurd federal decrees while harming the people it sought to relieve.
The history of Magna Carta shows that constitutions are only as strong as the people's will to enforce them.
Trusting federal housing subsidies to help save the city is the ultimate triumph of hope over experience.
Democracy is no guarantee of liberty; paying lip service to democracy, in fact, has provided excellent cover for some of America's worst violators of liberty, at home and abroad.
When NASAs Pathfinder spacecraft landed on Mars in 1997 and sent back pictures showing that the planet was once flooded, comic Alan Ray quipped: "Of course, Mars lacks the one factor that makes high waters on Earth so much more devastating. Mars has no FEMA."
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