This week in Enter Stage Right...
Gord Gekko
This week's edition of Enter Stage Right is out now! Check it at
http://www.enterstageright.com
--This week's issue-->
Racism rears its ugly (potato) head: Mark Trapp is happy for what passes as
racism in America. Compared to other parts of the world, the Mr. Potato Head
drama is sheer silliness
The only good tax cut is an across the board cut: Richard Esenberg is
rich -- at least according to people like Al Gore -- but that doesn't mean
he'll take just any tax cut
S. 2099 "The Handgun Safety and Registration Act of 2000" is no hoax: An
e-mail warning Americans of new gun control isn't a hoax, warns Lisa S.
Dean. S. 2099 exists and it isn't pretty
We can't say Gore didn't warn us: Earth in the Balance reveals extreme
views: Al Gore's agenda has been spelled out. If he's elected and does what
he has promised, writes Paul Weyrich, Americans have themselves to blame
Gore's book may put election in the balance: And now that Americans know
what's in Earth in the Balance, Sean Hackbarth says George W. Bush should
use it and use it often against Al Gore
Compassion: Beware the politician who promises compassion, says Kevin Avram.
That compassion comes at a cost and you're the one usually footing the bill
My dad and the can lady: Joe Schembrie has some harsh words for 79-year old
Winifred Skinner, someone that the Gore campaign recently showcased at a
recent event
Republicans, Democrats and spending the peace dividend: When people speak of
the post-Cold War peace dividend, they often talk about things like
prosperity, budget surpluses, and low unemployment. Bruce Walker says the
peace dividend is actually something greater
I stand by all the misstatements I have made: Al Gore's lying lips: Shelley
McKinney wonders why people aren't angry -- or at least question -- all of
Al Gore's little lies
The need for a coherent energy policy: Sean Hackbarth says it's time that
the United States put together an energy policy that actually makes sense
and isn't an ad hoc reaction to world events
Nader and Buchanan should demand a title shot: If Ralph Nader and Pat
Buchanan want to participate in a debate, writes A.C. Kleinheider, they
should hook up with the WWF
American crazy quilt: Posse Comitatus: Diane Alden reviews the history of
the Posse Comitatus Act and issues a warning to Americans for the future
Tidbits
ESR gives you the news items that you may have missed...or the ones the
newspapers, magazines or TV anchors didn't think you needed to hear
Farmers for economic freedom
Updates about farmers fighting for economic freedom in western Canada
Plus some other stuff!
Off site articles
Bush's energy babble: George W. Bush has joined Al Gore in proposing a
national energy policy. Is this what Republicans are supposed to be doing?
Listen to Venus: Edwin Feulner thinks that Bill Clinton should listen to
Venus Williams before he pontificates about the rich getting tax cuts
And the regular stuff: Link of the Month, Back Issues, Earth is Flat and
Vinegar in Freedom Awards, a weekly poll, the last week in quotes, ESR's
media centre, cartoons by Ted Goff, Jim Huber, Erik Sansom and A.F. Branco!
--ESR's Conservative Site of the Day-->
Each weekday ESR's sister web site spotlights the best in digital
conservatism. If you're jonesing for a new conservative site to visit, we
got it! Check it out at http://www.enterstageright.com/site
Enter Stage Right is a conservative journal with an unorthodox perspective.
We don't mix religion and politics and we don't believe in freedom and
individualism as half- hearted principles. We are opposed to government
interference in our private lives and the economy. ESR promotes
laissez-faire capitalism. The magazine itself does not support any
particular political party, and then is therefore free to support *anyone*
who shares our philosophy.
We're a little weekly non-profit journal and we hope you visit us. We don't
mind submissions if you're interested in writing for us.
Enter Stage Right
http://www.enterstageright.com
ESR's Conservative Site of the Day
http://www.enterstageright.com/site