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An Early American Libertarian Anarchist — Anne Hutchinson vs. The Theological Oligarchy

May 22, 2012
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An Early American Libertarian Anarchist — Anne Hutchinson vs. The Theological Oligarchy

"Better to be cast out of the Church than to deny Christ."

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Dispelling Some Myths About the World’s Most Persecuted People

May 19, 2012
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Dispelling Some Myths About the World’s Most Persecuted People

"Jews and Arabs are all really children of Abraham."

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Bring on the Carbon Dioxide — The Upside of “Global Warming”

May 11, 2012
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Bring on the Carbon Dioxide — The Upside of “Global Warming”

"... the potential benefit described here is a huge one."

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“Make Room! Make Room!” — For More Government Planning, That Is

May 8, 2012
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“Make Room! Make Room!” — For More Government Planning, That Is

"If sustainable development is to be achieved, the goals of economic development must be reappraised." - 'People and the Planet'

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Video Mash

May 7, 2012
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Video Mash

Behold the car of the future — unfortunately.

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Newswalk: Safe at Home — Really?; Mobile Wallets; and the Latest Pastime, Media Lynchings

May 4, 2012
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Newswalk: Safe at Home — Really?; Mobile Wallets; and the Latest Pastime, Media Lynchings

"America has balkanized fiercely thanks to a disreputable media and dishonorable 'leaders,' and a Pandora’s box has cracked open as a result."

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Newswalk: Brain Drain; “Forward!”; and PC Journalism

May 3, 2012
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Newswalk: Brain Drain; “Forward!”; and PC Journalism

“If you’re by yourself or you’re not from around here or you don’t know anybody around here, you’re a target. Automatically.”

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First Amendment Is for Churches Too

April 27, 2012
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First Amendment Is for Churches Too

My high school alma mater is a Catholic school, and it’s been gathering some national attention this week after rescinding an invitation to its graduation keynote speaker because not only is he gay, but as well engaged to be married to another man. These facts were not volunteered to the school’s principal when he made the offer to speak, but discovered later by a visit to the young actor’s Facebook page. Apparently it came as a surprise to the erstwhile speaker, also an alumnus of the school, that this information might’ve been critical to his selection as speaker. The topic has become a cause celebre, and certainly a good career move for the young actor. HuffPo has weighed in, and a video made by the young man has gone viral. However, I stand by my alma mater’s decision, which is the topic of my column today in The Michigan View: http://www.michiganview.com/article/20120426/MIVIEW/204260499/Walker–The-First-Amendment-is-for-churches-too

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Why Bad Ideas in Academia Never Seem to Go Away

April 26, 2012
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Why Bad Ideas in Academia Never Seem to Go Away

"They have created a perpetual motion machine."

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Newswalk: Canada Goes Cashless; Pay Up or the IRS Will Confiscate Your Passport; Administration Czar Approves of Government “Nudging”

April 18, 2012
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Newswalk: Canada Goes Cashless; Pay Up or the IRS Will Confiscate Your Passport; Administration Czar Approves of Government “Nudging”

"What matters far more is that Sunstein and Co. believe the thoroughly anti-libertarian and indeed anti-American notion that government is the source of law and rights, not their administrator and protector, respectively." — Tibor Machan

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An Update on “Creeping Sharia” in the United Kingdom

April 17, 2012
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An Update on “Creeping Sharia” in the United Kingdom

"It cannot be overemphasized that Muslim terrorism is a symptom of Islam that may increase or decrease in intensity while Islam proper remains permanently hostile."

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Should the Government Tell Us What to Do with Our Lives?

April 16, 2012
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Should the Government Tell Us What to Do with Our Lives?

"You cannot control people that way."

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