As Joel Kotkin detailed in the Washington Post this weekend, the Wall Street Bailout and Trillion Dollar Deficit Plan being pushed through Congress this month… Read More
While he spoke about moving forward, and promised change as we look toward the future, in fact President Obama’s inaugural address was firmly entrenched in… Read More
This year already we’ve heard calls for reintroduction of the Fairness Doctrine, and Internet censorship. Now, the first call for public funding for newspapers is… Read More
China has been rightly criticized for censoring speech on the Internet. It is the one major economy in which the government has denied free speech… Read More
Even more than rent-seeking and government expansion here at home, the greatest danger of a left-leaning Obama administration may be the danger of capitulation to… Read More
A very moving film shown here at Heritage this week, Red Terror on the Amber Coast, made an important point about the Soviet need to… Read More
A Christian Science Monitor article this morning argues that Roosevelt didn’t spend enough to jolt economy into recovery. Only when spending skyrocketed for World War… Read More
There has been a small uproar around Obama’s call for a “civilian national security force” especially one “that’s just as powerful, just as strong, just… Read More
Candidates running for president in recent decades have sounded in their speeches more like they believe they are running for the position “God” rather than… Read More
President-elect Barack Obama has quietly changed the meaning of the American Dream and introduced a proposal for American Serfdom. In America, what it means to… Read More
