Those of you who visit TenthAmendmentCenter.com regularly already know that the health care vote yesterday is far from the end of things - and also know that even when it passes the Senate (which I assume some version will), it's still not the end of the road for...
opinion by MichaelBoldin | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 201 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
This Tuesday, 10-27-09, Kansas State Senator Mary Pilcher-Cook and other state legislators will be announcing a "Kansas Health Care Freedom Amendment" - a proposal for a state constitutional amendment that would effectively nullify national health care in that state. (h/t...
It seems to me that after years and years of government-run education, people in this country just can't understand that everything - in some way - in the Constitution, was meant as a way to limit government...
opinion by MichaelBoldin | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 9448 views | 34 recommendations | 7 comments
When browsing the news this morning, I came across “the” big story of the day – Barack Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize. My first thought – is this some kind of joke?? Not until I found the announcement on the official Nobel website could I actually believe...
While looking through a copy of Samuel Johnson's "A Dictionary of the English Language" (published in 1755), one can find a number of interesting definitions that have broad-reaching effects on public policy. Here's two that are quite relevant these days: ...
opinion by MichaelBoldin | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 601 views | 24 recommendations | 9 comments