What we learn when an insider blurts out the impolitic truth. Click on over to Townhall. Then come back here for more reading, or discussion, below.
Over at Townhall.com, the politics of helping the poor meets some realities, including the politics of race and the adjudication of rights. Click on over. Then come back here for more reading.
This weekend on Townhall, something more about the big story of the day. One injustice doesn’t justify another. On some level, we all know that. So on every level, we must make sure that this basic rule of morality holds all accountable the same.
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At least one senator of the new majority party has a plan. And, if put into action, it would shake up the political culture. It may even spare the GOP from its usual fate, grabbing defeat from the jaws of victory.
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Helping juries decide tough cases can solve more than just that: it can prevent social discord and promote civic order and social peace. Go to Townhall and read this weekend’s Common Sense column . . . before you riot in the streets.
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More details on the ballot title fraud in Arkansas. Click on over to Townhall.com (or here, mirrored on this site). Come back here. Make the circuit complete.
* This article in a magazine for policy makers makes no mention of the ballot wording, which specifically did not say that the measure was “extending” term limits, but instead said the measure was “setting term limits.”
Click on over to Townhall for what the next Congress — the country’s 114th — really needs. Hint: it isn’t cowardice.
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And hey: buck up. Courage isn’t just required for Congress.
Over at Townhall, the idea of holding our “public servant” bureaucrats to the same standard we hold all others. Paul Jacob makes the case for doing so, in the course of explaining how cushy our federal government’s employees have it when investigated for workplace wrongdoing.
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Surely government workers shouldn’t have special privileges?!?
On the other hand, it wouldn’t be exactly “fair” for the bureaucracy to have to follow the rules, when folks in the Obama Administration and in Congress don’t seem to have to follow any.
Will the Decepticons transform Arkansas? Not if the truth gets out to the people in time.
Click on over to Townhall.com. Read. Enjoy. Then come back here for the necessary R&D.
And then: contact your friends and family in Arkansas. There is no reason to let the Decepticons win.
This weekend on Townhall.com? The Common Sense of a broken stalemate in Virginia. Click on over. Then come back here, for more information.