Introduction One of the most serious threats to a “government of the people” on both the federal and state government levels is the combining of several pieces of legislation into single bills, rather than voting on one item at a … Continue reading →
Government agencies can be a useful tool to carry out the will of the people. They can manage water, sewers, roads, borders, and provide many other public services. Some type of bureaucracy is essential when an agency is charged with … Continue reading →
©Erick Kaardal, 2010 Preface I am a messenger of bad news: death. Rationalism’s enlightened search for objective truth is dead. The government’s enlightened search for the truth in every area of our lives is dead.
Continue reading →Keynote Address given by Dr. Alfred Pekarek, Associate Professor of Geology at St. Cloud State University at the 2008 Award Dinner. Climate Change and Energy INTRODUCTION About 20 years ago, a small, but vocal group of scientists raised the issue … Continue reading →
by Gordon L. Anderson, Ph.D. Many writers confuse a free market with a laissez-faire (or leave alone) approach to the market. This is a serious mistake. A free market only functions with a level playing field, or “planned competition” as … Continue reading →
written by David Barnhizer, A nationally recognized legal scholar Abridged and synopsized by Dale Nathan* INTRODUCTION Rather than symbolizing Justice as a blindfolded goddess carefully weighing the evidence in legal disputes to ensure fair and unbiased outcomes, it has become … Continue reading →