By Santos Castaneda Warehouse Workers United
My name is Santos Castaneda and I am a warehouse worker in Chino, CA. I unload containers full of shoes shipped from China, and load them into trailers that carry them to your local Walmart store. I have wor…
Kansas school district superintendents write “Historically, our state has had high-performing schools, which make Kansas a great place to live, raise a family and run a business.” The truth is that when compared to other states, Kansas has low standards.
Market processes redistribute wealth, giving owners of assets incentives to maximize their value or to shift their assets to those who will. Political processes redistribute property, making property in general less valuable and destroying wealth. Those with the power to transfer property in the name of equality inevitably use it to benefit themselves, and the process fails.
By Sam Clovis It seems whenever I encounter someone who admits they are a moderate they give the impression that being around a conservative makes them uncomfortable. Though the moderates are loyal to the republican party, they drive conservative and libertarian members of the party crazy. To reiterate, we make them uncomfortable and they make [...]
Government has a spending problem, not a revenue problem.
How, exactly, did Justice Appel, joined by Justice Hecht, find an unenumerated constitutional right to a free and meaningful public education in King v. State of Iowa? Simple really. It only took 77 pages of references to the Founding Fathers, international law, positive rights, and Varnum to draft such a right into the Iowa Constitution. [...]
By Ethan NadelmannDrug Policy Alliance
Daniel Chong, UC-San Diego student, said he was forced to drink his own urine after he was left in a Drug Enforcement Administration holding cell for nearly five days. Chong was smoking marijuana at a friend’s h…