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College Campuses Mirror Society

August 2, 2014August 1, 2014

As a former college professor, I find it interesting to follow what is happening in the universities. Unfortunately, little good is occurring. The trends that I…

Political Civility

September 26, 2013

Tom Lester, friend of this site, provides another piece of his writing. In this article, he deals with “civility” or at least the narrow form…

America the Beautiful by Benjamin Carson, MD

July 25, 2013

What follows is a guest post from Tom Lester. Mr. Lester’s offerings are always enjoyed by readers of this site. This one is no exception:…

The Complicit News Media

May 11, 2013May 11, 2013

Tom Lester weighs in with a guest post on media bias. Perhaps bias is not an appropriate description. Disguised censorship or news filtering might be…

January 13, 2013

Guest Post by Tom Lester: On May 20, 2010, Mexican President Felipe Calderon was invited by the Administration and Democrats to address a joint session…

December 4, 2012December 3, 2012

Tom Lester provides another guest post. Mr. Lester points out some commonalities of history that many on the left would rather forget. These commonalities are…

No attempt or pretence, that was ever carried into practical operation amongst civilized men -- unless possibly the pretence of a “Divine Right,” on the part of some, to govern and enslave others -- embodied so much of shameless absurdity, falsehood, impudence, robbery, usurpation, tyranny, and villany of every kind, as the attempt or pretence of establishing a government by consent, and getting the actual consent of only so many as may be necessary to keep the rest in subjection by force. Such a government is a mere conspiracy of the strong against the weak. It no more rests on consent than does the worst government on earth. Lysander Spooner
The government is good at one thing. It knows how to break your legs, and then hand you a crutch and say, “See if it weren’t for the government, you wouldn’t be able to walk”. Harry Browne
The only difference between limited government and tyranny is the passage of time. Monty Pelerin
The only maxim of a free government ought to be to trust no man living with power to endanger the public liberty. John Adams
The fat lady never sings in Washington. No decision is ever final; no word is a bond; no contract binds a congressman; no bill or resolution has force beyond the next election. That’s the first principle of our government, and the second is similar: Every dollar of federal spending is pork first. Thomas Donlan, Barron’s

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Guest Post

College Campuses Mirror Society

Political Civility

America the Beautiful by Benjamin Carson, MD

The Complicit News Media

Another Crisis, Another Distraction

Commonalities, But Not Good Ones