When I began my freshman year of college, I didn't care much about politics. I grew up in a conservative Christian home, and as far as I knew, the beliefs of my parents suited me just fine.
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Having been recently convicted by Brian Fikkert’s comprehensive approach to poverty alleviation, I sat in on an event at AEI keynoted by Rajiv Shah, the administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). |
A few days ago at Real Clear Politics, Ben Domenech proposed what he called an "Etsy Earner" agenda for the GOP, targeting part-time self-employed "1099 Moms." His policy prescriptions include relief in the areas of taxes, education, childcare and daily expenses of keeping gas in the car and food on the table. 1 Comment |
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On Fridays, we bring you the best of our blog and the best of the web. This week's roundup includes a debate on the fairness of inequality, commentary on America's passion for government, and more. |
Few economists take Karl Marx seriously. His economics, they say, is riddled with basic fallacies, and his political philosophy is more religious than scientific—the product of irrational conviction more than impartial observation. 4 Comments |
Our guest on this week's episode of "The RJ Moeller Show" is writer Mark Tapson. Mark writes about politics and pop culture for various sites including: Acculturated, FrontPage Mag, PJ Media and Big Hollywood. |
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Millennials want to make a difference in the world. This is not news to most people who fall into the 18-29 age bracket—or to anybody who knows representatives of this globally minded generation. 1 Comment |
The History Channel recently aired a four-part miniseries on entrepreneurs who built massive empires in America. Essentially, these entrepreneurs were responsible for making America great. Along with some added economic commentary, T. Kurt Jaros presents his own series on these men who built America. |
As I continue on with this series on men who built America, I would like to introduce you to John D. Rockefeller. Most of us are familiar with the Rockefeller name. Be it either a U.S. Senator or the famous Rockefeller center in New York City, some way or another we have heard of the name. But why? |