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Dignity Denied

by Cody Hensarling “Is it too much to ask to have a little dignity when we are traveling?” Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY)

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Knowledge: Use it or Lose It

by Dick Rowland It is disturbing to me when individuals in our nation, including some media wonks, refer to the President of the USA as “our Commander-in-Chief.” The President is indeed Commander-in- Chief of the people in the armed forces of our nation. But, he or she is most assuredly

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D’Souza to headline Honolulu event on school choice

WHEN:  Wednesday, Feb. 1, beginning at 5 p.m. WHO / WHAT:  Writer-scholar Dinesh D’Souza, president of The King’s College, New York City, will assess “Obama’s America” as keynote speaker during a dinner at 7:30 p.m. (reception at 6:30). A panel discussion at 5 p.m., “Why Parental Choice in Education Matters for Student

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Urban Rail and Terrorism

By Panos Prevedouros The recent article “For Transit Agencies, Terrorists Are Moving Targets” in the magazine of the New Jersey Transportation Planning Authority raises many critical issues relating to the security of urban rail systems.

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Akaka or King?

Cody Hensarling’s reflections on Martin Luther King Jr. Day by Cody Hensarling “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.” – Dr. Martin

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Second to None or Next to Nothing

by Dick Rowland Personal liberty is the second language of human society. It was never widely spoken until along came Thomas Paine. This sparked the 56 founding fathers to unleash it in the Declaration of independence in 1776.

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Public Apathy “Promotes” Boondoggles

Another H-3?  The Obama Effect on the Rail Vote by Panos Prevedouros PUBLIC APATHY. It is one of the major boosters of the ridiculous Honolulu rail, according to award winning journalist and author John Fund of the Wall Street Journal. He spoke about it yesterday at the 36th annual Business

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Severability & Obamacare

by Cody Hensarling With the recent decision of the Supreme Court to hear legal challenges to PPACA (the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare), there is a lot of legal jargon that is slipping into the public consciousness. While a lack of knowledge of most of

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Dignity Denied

by Cody Hensarling “Is it too much to ask to have a little dignity when we are traveling?” Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY)

Read More →

Knowledge: Use it or Lose It

by Dick Rowland It is disturbing to me when individuals in our nation, including some media wonks, refer to the President of the USA as “our Commander-in-Chief.” The President is indeed Commander-in- Chief of the people in the armed forces of our nation. But, he or she is most assuredly

Read More →

D’Souza to headline Honolulu event on school choice

WHEN:  Wednesday, Feb. 1, beginning at 5 p.m. WHO / WHAT:  Writer-scholar Dinesh D’Souza, president of The King’s College, New York City, will assess “Obama’s America” as keynote speaker during a dinner at 7:30 p.m. (reception at 6:30). A panel discussion at 5 p.m., “Why Parental Choice in Education Matters for Student

Read More →

Urban Rail and Terrorism

By Panos Prevedouros The recent article “For Transit Agencies, Terrorists Are Moving Targets” in the magazine of the New Jersey Transportation Planning Authority raises many critical issues relating to the security of urban rail systems.

Read More →

Akaka or King?

Cody Hensarling’s reflections on Martin Luther King Jr. Day by Cody Hensarling “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.” – Dr. Martin

Read More →

Second to None or Next to Nothing

by Dick Rowland Personal liberty is the second language of human society. It was never widely spoken until along came Thomas Paine. This sparked the 56 founding fathers to unleash it in the Declaration of independence in 1776.

Read More →

Public Apathy “Promotes” Boondoggles

Another H-3?  The Obama Effect on the Rail Vote by Panos Prevedouros PUBLIC APATHY. It is one of the major boosters of the ridiculous Honolulu rail, according to award winning journalist and author John Fund of the Wall Street Journal. He spoke about it yesterday at the 36th annual Business

Read More →

Severability & Obamacare

by Cody Hensarling With the recent decision of the Supreme Court to hear legal challenges to PPACA (the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare), there is a lot of legal jargon that is slipping into the public consciousness. While a lack of knowledge of most of

Read More →