Monday, March 10
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Mike Powers is the guest editor today. |
Shield and Strength: The Power of Love
"You can make use of this strength yourself, and can to some extent give it to those around you, including especially to your children. As with a financial shield, this one requires time and effort to create. This strength, this shield against the hardships and sorrows of life, is rooted in an ancient and profound biological ability: love." Column by Glen Allport.
Are
the Voters Qualified to Pick a President?
Not even close, according to Sheldon Richman.
"Steve Tucker served a 10-year prison sentence for selling light bulbs. Is America's drug war worth it?" (Editor's pick)
Possibly, if the federal government gets its way. By Steven Milloy.
Which
presidents and political parties were responsible for America’s deadliest
wars?
Alaska
Plays Hardball with Oil Companies
“Alaska Gov.
Sarah Palin is challenging some of the world's biggest oil companies, and like
Police
Officers Ignore Speed Cameras
14th
District (IL) Without a Congressman for a Month
My
God! How
will they ever survive?
Super
High Me Smokes the First Day of Film
Screenings
“Lightning-quick,
effective educational blurbs animated with Reefer Madness-esque
graphics punctuate the levity of the film's titular experiment, diving deep
into the medical marijuana debate and those affected by it.”
Top
Ten Rules That Small Business Owners Hate About Government
Only ten? They obviously didn’t ask me.
If you might have a baby in the future, this documentary is a must see. (Editor's pick)
NJ
Senators Demands Random Steroid Testing
For student-athletes as young as 12-years old.
They’re not the environmental villain they’ve been made out to be.
TN
Lawmakers May Allow Grocery Stores to Sell Wine
75 years after Prohibition was repealed.
Politicians
Say the Dumbest Things
Courtesy of the mayor of "Chocolate City."
Strip
Search: Camera Sees Through Clothes at 80 Feet Away
When
NOT To Hyphenate Your Name
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