Manuscript Marketplace Dinner 2008 Speech: The Good of Affluence, and the Danger of Repudiating it The theme of this annual dinner has been specifically tied to the role of believers in the marketplace since its inception four years ago. God has instilled me in a...
|It is indisputable to those with functioning sensory skills that the economy is in the midst of substantial turmoil. Brought on by the bursting of a housing and mortgage bubble, the excess of which defies the imagination even of the dotcom atrocity, large sectors...
The study of economics has been essentially abandoned at public high schools in America, and based on what they are teaching in the field at public universities, we can probably be grateful they have delayed the "instruction". No social science or scholastic discipline is...
I wish I could express how disappointed I am to have to say the things I say about Pat Buchannan, as I feel he has tremendous talent and virtue in many aspects of policy and socio-political life. He is not an entirely moronic person...
Sometimes politicians, journalists and others exclaim; "It's just a tax cut for the rich!" and it is just accepted to be fact. But what does that really mean?Let's put tax cuts in terms everyone can understand. Suppose that every day, ten men go out for dinner...
In last week's issue of Time Magazine, Joe Klein responded to the present disastrous direction the protectionists are trying to lead the global economy in. While accurately acknowledging it has traditionally been the Republicans who have been the larger protectors of economic freedom,...
Manuscript of speech given to Center for Cultural Leadership – Sept. 17, 2005 I believe my speech topic today is relatively “radical”, at least in the perception of many both on the left and on the right. Truthfully, I find this perception not overly disappointing...
A tribute is in order to one of the finest journalists of the 20th Century. Robert J. Bartley (1937-2003), a Pulitzer Prize winner, was by no means perfect, but he was a light in the darkness when it comes to modern press. And while The...
