Don’t Mention the Warfare/Welfare State in the Debt Ceiling Debate!
The US Treasury’s recent announcement that the government will reach the debt ceiling on November 3 means Congress will soon ...
The US Treasury’s recent announcement that the government will reach the debt ceiling on November 3 means Congress will soon ...
I, for one, back any and all elimination of the welfare state, as well as the warfare state. Both of ...
Conservatives ought to read the biographies of Frederick Douglass. He wrote three, all of them masterful and articulate, in which ...
Can the U.S. government afford to pay for the health care of 38 million more people? As you will see ...
What does the average American want more: The Welfare State or a real, working, easily implemented solution to the ongoing ...
In 1935, the year that FDR signed the Social Security Act into law, the birth rate was 18.7 per 1,000. ...
Throughout most of the 19th and 20th centuries, Socialism had a fairly precise definition, a somewhat clear program, and a ...
In 1935, the year that FDR signed the Social Security Act into law, the birth rate was 18.7 per 1,000. ...
Can the U.S. government afford to pay for the health care of 38 million more people? As you will see ...
For those still enslaved to the Pagan Right/”Anybody but ” political puppet show paradigm under which we are being led ever-deeper ...
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