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They're not "undecided", they're morons: Alan Caruba opines that if you are
undecided at this point of the election, you may be a moron. The differences
between Al Gore and George W. Bush are just too clear for a voter not to
have an opinion
Embracing high performance government: For anyone who thinks the era of
smaller government is over, Kevin Avram has one answer: New Zealand
Taxing different kinds of wealth: If Al Gore and friends want to tax wealth
then they should tax all wealth, writes Bruce Walker
Where does George W. stand on privacy issues?: Lisa S. Dean is curious to
know where George W. Bush stands on several crucial issues including medical
privacy and encryption. She's curious because Dubya has largely ignored the
issue
Maybe Tipper's a fibber too: Al Gore's performance at the first presidential
debate may have showed his wife Tipper as one who also stretches the truth,
says Shelley McKinney
This week, the next election and the ballot question: With an election in
Canada just weeks away from being announced, Walter Robinson lays out what
will happen in the coming days
Will Republicans fight as hard as the Democrats did?: The Democrats have
fought tooth and nail to get their judicial nominees installed. Thomas L.
Jipping wants to know if the Republicans fight just as hard
Gore did not score!: Despite what the media says, Joe Schembrie knows that
George W. Bush won the first presidential debate against Al Gore
Suspected mole coaches Bush: Why did George W. Bush not have the right
answers for some questions? Samuel L. Blumenfield says it's because some in
his campaign were trained by the Democrats
A small book with big principles: Isabel Lyman reviews George Grant's The
Pocket Patriot, a little book which has some big ideas inside
Americorps: Six years of waste and fraud: Bill Clinton has been praising
AmeriCorps as a symbol of his administration. That may be fitting because
James Bovard slams it as a nest of waste and fraud
He said, 'If you come on my land, I'll kill you': Why did Garry Watson kill
two men and wound two others? Vin Suprynowicz says the answer was obvious
even if bureaucrats don't believe in the concept
Polluting conspirator? Koch is not it: Paul Weyrich says that Koch
Industries isn't a polluter and there is more to the charges laid against it
then meets the eye
Off the deep end: Police and politicians in Canada are taking aim at
guns...toy guns. Scott Carpenter reports on the genesis of this insanity
The needless US Pacific War with Japan -- Courtesy of Stalin and FDR: What
was the real cause of the war in Japan? Michael E. Kreca doesn't think it
was what you learned in school
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Farmers for economic freedom
Updates about farmers fighting for economic freedom in western Canada
Plus some other stuff!
Off site articles
Social Security: Is it "A crisis that doesn't exist?": Andrew G. Biggs
disputes the notion that faster economic growth will solve problems for
America's Social Security program
He was great; his legacy bad: As a man, writes David Frum, former Canadian
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was sterling. As the leader of a nation he
wasn't much to brag about
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!
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