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Election rejection: The history of the Clinton administration is marked by
rejections of the rule of law so it isn't surprising what Al Gore's trying
to do in Florida, says Alan Caruba
The Electoral College: A check on Socialism: Steve Farrell praises the
Electoral College because it protects America from going down the road to
tyranny
Basic living instructions for Palm Beach County Democrats: Are you a moron
who voted for the Democrats (or at least tried to) and living in Palm Beach
County? Shelley McKinney has some advice for you
The coin on its edge: Dennis Hastert, America's next president?: And the
next president of the United States is...Dennis Hastert? Joe Schembrie
explains how that could happen and why it wouldn't be so bad
State legislatures: The real victory : Forget about the big chair in the
White House and Congress, Bruce Walker says the real Republican victory
occurred at state legislatures
Gore, Milosevic, fuzzy math and half-sissies: Mark Trapp wonders if Slobodan
Milosevic has been advising Al Gore over the past week
Don't go wobbly George: Diane Alden says that George W. Bush can't be weak
kneed while sitting in the biggest of the big chairs. The stakes are too
great
Why did African-Americans vote for Gore?: Charles A. Morse wonders why only
eight per cent of African-Americans voted for George W. Bush
Yesterday's men: Canada's having its own election right now and the stakes
are pretty big as well. Timothy Rollins schools you on what you need to know
On nation's number one issue, debate doesn't register: If Canadians were
looking for new ideas, they didn't get it from last week's leaders debate,
writes Walter Robinson
Desperate times call for desperate acts: Environmentalists are growing
increasingly desperate to get their agenda in place. E. Ralph Hostetter says
that means they may start doing whatever they can to achieve that goal
The road back...: Although attention has been focused on the problems that
America's military has faced under Bill Clinton, Notra Trulock says another
element of American power has also suffered
Big business and corporate giants: It isn't big business that's a threat to
people, writes Kevin Avram, but big government
The Parade of Collectivism marches on: Vin Suprynowicz discusses Elian
Gonzalez, Russia, iodine and guns in his review of collectivist forces at
work
President-elect George W. Bush: An investment in freedom: If George W. Bush
wants to leave the place better than he found it, Thomas L. Jipping has four
objectives for him to achieve
Dear Dr. Progressive: The debut of ESR's new column, Dear Dr. Progressive!
Confused, radical and leftist? Ask the good doctor for advice!
Tidbits
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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
In defense of the Electoral College: John Samples argues that the Electoral
College works exactly as America's Founding Fathers wanted because America
isn't a democracy
Tax reform is green. "Green" taxes aren't: Despite what their proponents
say, George Pieler says that "green" taxes don't work. If you want to reduce
waste and spark innovation, just cut taxes. PDF format
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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