The Opinion Digest is back rolling with five new columns from a variety of people, including a teacher.
Kelly Payne: Taxation, Let's get it right.
Javan Browder: On Egypt and the Arab Spring, Bill Connor was right.
Lurita Doan: The Democrats' assault on language.
Mark Steyn: The British Royal Couple has nothing on Dear Leader (considering how much we spend on Dear Leader and family versus what the royals spend).
Albert Mohler: The Injustice of Helpful Parents – Yet More Insanity ◙
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Friday, May 27, 2011
Memorial Weekend Digest
Great to get back to the Digests for us to read! Here is a load of releases.
Jim Daly: Why false marriage will fail.
Victor Davis Hansen: Back to the pre-American world.
Conrad Black: Living in Appeasement World.
Dennis Prager: That Rapture That Wasn't.
Ingrid Schlueter: The Colour of Fear.
Albert Mohler: Screen Test: The Danger of Digital Fixation. ◙
Jim Daly: Why false marriage will fail.
Victor Davis Hansen: Back to the pre-American world.
Conrad Black: Living in Appeasement World.
Dennis Prager: That Rapture That Wasn't.
Ingrid Schlueter: The Colour of Fear.
Albert Mohler: Screen Test: The Danger of Digital Fixation. ◙
Monday, April 11, 2011
Opinion Digest
The lowdown on what you should know:
Robert Knight: Marching in Lockstep to a Radical Agenda (the Department of Social Engineering, Special Rights Division, replacing the Armed Forces).
Joseph Farah: The War on American Oil.
Ann Coulter: Thanks For Raising My Taxes - What Else Can I Do For You?
Kathryn Lopez: Planned Parenthood's Pink in Hot Water. ◙
Robert Knight: Marching in Lockstep to a Radical Agenda (the Department of Social Engineering, Special Rights Division, replacing the Armed Forces).
Joseph Farah: The War on American Oil.
Ann Coulter: Thanks For Raising My Taxes - What Else Can I Do For You?
Kathryn Lopez: Planned Parenthood's Pink in Hot Water. ◙
Monday, January 31, 2011
Opinion Digest
A look at this week's headlines, including the questions you need to ask yourself:
Austin Hill: Have American Teachers moved “to the Left” of President Obama?
Debra Saunders: Where Judicial Activism Morphs Into Disregard.
Rich Lowry: The Cпутник Fallacy.
Andrew C. McCarthy: Fear the Muslim Brotherhood.
Washington Times: President Obama channeling Ronald Reagan? Hardly.
Robert Knight: Socialism's State of the Union. ◙
Austin Hill: Have American Teachers moved “to the Left” of President Obama?
Debra Saunders: Where Judicial Activism Morphs Into Disregard.
Rich Lowry: The Cпутник Fallacy.
Andrew C. McCarthy: Fear the Muslim Brotherhood.
Washington Times: President Obama channeling Ronald Reagan? Hardly.
Robert Knight: Socialism's State of the Union. ◙
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Weekend Digest
Here are some of the news highlights of the past weekend, starting with the Etihad Airways Grand Prix. What craziness there!
James Allen: Sebastian Vettel is World Champion after dominant win in Abu Dhabi.
And: How did Ferrari make that strategy mistake with Alonso?
BBC: Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel kept Formula One Title Belief.
On the News Front:
Carl Horowitz: American Aborigine Farmers Shake the Public Money Tree.
Wesley Pruden: Obama's grim pursuit of Muslim Romance..
Michelle Malkin: Carol Browner Must Resign.
Harriet Baber: Crystal Cathedral had its day: When religion is reduced to a collection of gimmicks, there is little to stop it falling victim to changing fashions (on Life Enhancement Centres):.
Ann Coulter: Repeal the 26th Amendment (Adults based on ObamaCare laws?):
Laura Ingraham: "Good Neighbour" China? Not so, says China's neighbours.
(And don't forget that Ford is letting Chinese automaker Geely develop their cars, and Obama cronies stole GM and gave a chunk of it to Shanghai Automotive as part of his "Blue Oval Kickback"; four Ford models in 2011 are built around one Geely sedan, while four others are built around two Mazda sedans, and Ford has just one in-house coupe and in-house truck.) ◙
James Allen: Sebastian Vettel is World Champion after dominant win in Abu Dhabi.
And: How did Ferrari make that strategy mistake with Alonso?
BBC: Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel kept Formula One Title Belief.
On the News Front:
Carl Horowitz: American Aborigine Farmers Shake the Public Money Tree.
Wesley Pruden: Obama's grim pursuit of Muslim Romance..
Michelle Malkin: Carol Browner Must Resign.
Harriet Baber: Crystal Cathedral had its day: When religion is reduced to a collection of gimmicks, there is little to stop it falling victim to changing fashions (on Life Enhancement Centres):.
Ann Coulter: Repeal the 26th Amendment (Adults based on ObamaCare laws?):
Laura Ingraham: "Good Neighbour" China? Not so, says China's neighbours.
(And don't forget that Ford is letting Chinese automaker Geely develop their cars, and Obama cronies stole GM and gave a chunk of it to Shanghai Automotive as part of his "Blue Oval Kickback"; four Ford models in 2011 are built around one Geely sedan, while four others are built around two Mazda sedans, and Ford has just one in-house coupe and in-house truck.) ◙
Monday, November 8, 2010
Opinion Digest
Your headlines on Monday: politics with an order of Formula 1 on the side.
Bill O'Reilly: Coasting to the Left (how the Left controls the coasts).
Allysia Finley: California: The Lindsay Lohan of States.
Michelle Malkin: Big Nanny Bloomberg's Latest Initiative: Government-Sponsored Fashion Jobs.
Adam Cooper: Nico Hulkenberg pole run left the paddock smiling.
James Allen: Vettel wins Grande Prêmio Petrobras do Brasil; Red Bull are Constructors' Champions. ◙
Bill O'Reilly: Coasting to the Left (how the Left controls the coasts).
Allysia Finley: California: The Lindsay Lohan of States.
Michelle Malkin: Big Nanny Bloomberg's Latest Initiative: Government-Sponsored Fashion Jobs.
Adam Cooper: Nico Hulkenberg pole run left the paddock smiling.
James Allen: Vettel wins Grande Prêmio Petrobras do Brasil; Red Bull are Constructors' Champions. ◙
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Opinion Digest
Well, we're back. Sorry for the brief dead air. Let's hear from people who are never at a loss for words.
Charles Krauthammer on the Ground Zero Mosque: "Ground Zero is the site of the most lethal attack of that worldwide movement, which consists entirely of Muslims, acts in the name of Islam and is deeply embedded within the Islamic world. These are regrettable facts, but facts they are. And that is why putting up a monument to Islam in this place is not just insensitive but provocative."
Dennis Prager on the Left's inability to stop demonizing the Right: "A related defining characteristic of the Left is the ascribing of nefarious motives to conservatives. For the Left, a dismissal of conservatives’ motives is as important as a dismissal of the conservatives as people. It is close to impossible for almost anyone on the left — and I mean the elite Left, not merely left-wing blogs — to say, “There are good people on both sides of this issue.” From Karl Marx to Frank Rich of the New York Times, this has always been the case."
Thomas Sowell on "dismantling America": "How did we get to the point where many people feel that the America they have known is being replaced by a very different kind of country, with not only different kinds of policies but very different values and ways of governing?" Read the column to find out the answer.
Terry Teachout on incivility in the blogosphere: "It goes without saying that the world has always contained plenty of people who assume that you're a contemptible idiot if you disagree with them about anything. To be sure, I doubt that such creatures are significantly more numerous today than they were a century ago, or even a quarter-century, but I incline to think that they now talk quite a bit louder than they used to--especially when they're sitting alone at their computers."
Also from Teachout, this quote from George Washington's Rules of Civility: "1st Every Action done in Company, ought to be with Some Sign of Respect, to those that are Present." (I wonder if this guy's ever read that?) ◙
Charles Krauthammer on the Ground Zero Mosque: "Ground Zero is the site of the most lethal attack of that worldwide movement, which consists entirely of Muslims, acts in the name of Islam and is deeply embedded within the Islamic world. These are regrettable facts, but facts they are. And that is why putting up a monument to Islam in this place is not just insensitive but provocative."
Dennis Prager on the Left's inability to stop demonizing the Right: "A related defining characteristic of the Left is the ascribing of nefarious motives to conservatives. For the Left, a dismissal of conservatives’ motives is as important as a dismissal of the conservatives as people. It is close to impossible for almost anyone on the left — and I mean the elite Left, not merely left-wing blogs — to say, “There are good people on both sides of this issue.” From Karl Marx to Frank Rich of the New York Times, this has always been the case."
Thomas Sowell on "dismantling America": "How did we get to the point where many people feel that the America they have known is being replaced by a very different kind of country, with not only different kinds of policies but very different values and ways of governing?" Read the column to find out the answer.
Terry Teachout on incivility in the blogosphere: "It goes without saying that the world has always contained plenty of people who assume that you're a contemptible idiot if you disagree with them about anything. To be sure, I doubt that such creatures are significantly more numerous today than they were a century ago, or even a quarter-century, but I incline to think that they now talk quite a bit louder than they used to--especially when they're sitting alone at their computers."
Also from Teachout, this quote from George Washington's Rules of Civility: "1st Every Action done in Company, ought to be with Some Sign of Respect, to those that are Present." (I wonder if this guy's ever read that?) ◙
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Weekend Digest
Dennis Prager: The difference between 'World Opinion' and Left-Wing Opinion.
Michelle Malkin: Open-Borders Department of Justice versus America.
Concerned Women for America: Bad Romance: (Centre for Medicare and Medicaid Services Director) Donald Berwick and the United Kingdom's Health Care System.
John Stossel: Parasitic Tort Lawyers.
Real Clear Markets: Race, Gender Quotas in Banking Bill?
A Little Leaven: The next round of “sermons” at Life Enhancement Centres.
Glenn Beck: 1932 All Over Again.
Oh, by the way: do the Latin America region play-by-play men who call soccer matches create a type of trouble that has sadly permeated soccer leads in North America that we don't want that type of annoying goal screamers and instead go with low-key, let the scorer's own emotions take over type of goal calls that is too boring? If Pat Summerall was calling soccer, he might have just announced the scoring player, and the importance of the score, and drop his microphone as the celebration takes place. That would be boring to the screamers of radio or even the Latin America style. But what would happen if Mike Lange had called soccer matches? ◙
Michelle Malkin: Open-Borders Department of Justice versus America.
Concerned Women for America: Bad Romance: (Centre for Medicare and Medicaid Services Director) Donald Berwick and the United Kingdom's Health Care System.
John Stossel: Parasitic Tort Lawyers.
Real Clear Markets: Race, Gender Quotas in Banking Bill?
A Little Leaven: The next round of “sermons” at Life Enhancement Centres.
Glenn Beck: 1932 All Over Again.
Oh, by the way: do the Latin America region play-by-play men who call soccer matches create a type of trouble that has sadly permeated soccer leads in North America that we don't want that type of annoying goal screamers and instead go with low-key, let the scorer's own emotions take over type of goal calls that is too boring? If Pat Summerall was calling soccer, he might have just announced the scoring player, and the importance of the score, and drop his microphone as the celebration takes place. That would be boring to the screamers of radio or even the Latin America style. But what would happen if Mike Lange had called soccer matches? ◙
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Opinion Digest
James Allen: Vettel wins wild, controversial European Grand Prix.
Thomas Sowell: Why the Supreme Court got it right with yesterday's gun ruling.
Mark Steyn: Is President Obama interested in anything besides himself?
Charles Krauthammer: Does Obama really have an Afghan strategy?
Terry Teachout: Is modern music too complicated for the human brain? ◙
Thomas Sowell: Why the Supreme Court got it right with yesterday's gun ruling.
Mark Steyn: Is President Obama interested in anything besides himself?
Charles Krauthammer: Does Obama really have an Afghan strategy?
Terry Teachout: Is modern music too complicated for the human brain? ◙
Monday, May 31, 2010
Opinion Digest
The news you need to read...
Mark Steyn: Memorial Day reflections on "The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
James Allen: Hamilton wins wild GP of Turkey; Red Bull self-destructs before our very eyes.
Charles Krauthammer: There's more than enough blame to go around in the Gulf oil disaster - and you might be surprised by some of them.
Thomas Sowell: Don't let scapegoating distract us from real problems.
Dennis Hopper, R.I.P. The two things I remember most about Dennis Hopper are that he was a vocal supporter of Ronald Reagan, and that he couldn't believe he'd gotten an Oscar nomination for Hoosiers rather than Blue Velvet: "Hoosiers? I got it for Hoosiers?" Oh yeah, he also made some movie called Easy Rider. There's a temptation to think that perhaps that's more than Dennis Hopper himself remembers about his life (it's sure more than he remembers about his turn in Apocalypse Now), but his life truly was quite a time. Joe Neumeier offers some thoughts on Hopper's legacy. ◙
Mark Steyn: Memorial Day reflections on "The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
James Allen: Hamilton wins wild GP of Turkey; Red Bull self-destructs before our very eyes.
Charles Krauthammer: There's more than enough blame to go around in the Gulf oil disaster - and you might be surprised by some of them.
Thomas Sowell: Don't let scapegoating distract us from real problems.
Dennis Hopper, R.I.P. The two things I remember most about Dennis Hopper are that he was a vocal supporter of Ronald Reagan, and that he couldn't believe he'd gotten an Oscar nomination for Hoosiers rather than Blue Velvet: "Hoosiers? I got it for Hoosiers?" Oh yeah, he also made some movie called Easy Rider. There's a temptation to think that perhaps that's more than Dennis Hopper himself remembers about his life (it's sure more than he remembers about his turn in Apocalypse Now), but his life truly was quite a time. Joe Neumeier offers some thoughts on Hopper's legacy. ◙
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Opinion Digest
Carol Platt Liebau: When Justices Become Super-Legislators, Confirmations Must Become Political.
Hans Bader: Supreme Court Overturns Life Sentences Without Parole for Violent Juveniles (Used foreign law, as if our nation's capital was Bruxelles).
David Limbaugh: Berwick and Obamacare Equal Socialism on Steroids.
Lisa Schiffren: Miss USA - Using Politics to Sell Sex? (Again, the Left dictates the questions and determines winners based on their views.)
James Allen: Grand Prix de Monaco: A Remarkable Effort by Ferrari. ◙
Hans Bader: Supreme Court Overturns Life Sentences Without Parole for Violent Juveniles (Used foreign law, as if our nation's capital was Bruxelles).
David Limbaugh: Berwick and Obamacare Equal Socialism on Steroids.
Lisa Schiffren: Miss USA - Using Politics to Sell Sex? (Again, the Left dictates the questions and determines winners based on their views.)
James Allen: Grand Prix de Monaco: A Remarkable Effort by Ferrari. ◙
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Preakness Weekend Digest
A few years ago, there was a song that discussed "freaking" and I don't listen to rap, r&b, or any of the other popular genres in the market today, so I am inept at these "songs" where I confused "freaking" with this weekend's 135th Preakness Stakes. On to this weekend's digest
Ethan Epstein: Stamped for Failure. Porkulus I eliminated the mid-1990's welfare reform of the Gingrich Era as “prime minister”. California's looney welfare makes it better to live on it than to work. Is this Welfare Under Obama's NWO?
Heritage Foundation: Congress' Historic Decision to Ignore Its Basic Duty. I wonder if this is intended to let Obama stuff his entire extremist liberal agenda (or Pelosi, too) in budget authorisation bills. The 40% minimum wage hike passed in 2007 by the Pelosi “reign as prime minister” was passed through a defence authorisation bill, as was the thought crimes law through the same way. Is “cap and trade” and other nonsense to be passed into law with another budget ruse?
Philip Klein: Obama's Rationing Man. So it seems ObamaCare's next move is here – get the man who will ration health care to appease the socialists running the nation. Could we see where treatment won't be covered but suicide will?
Meredith Jessup: School Cancels Girls Basketball Team's Trip to Arizona over Immigration Law. So punish them because they punish criminals? You want criminals rewarded? Ten years ago, the NAACP passed a resolution boycotting South Carolina, and it worked. The Bi-Lo Center and newly built Colonial Life Arena (designed for it) are not allowed to host NCAA Basketball Tournament games, BB&T Coastal Field (Myrtle Beach) won the ACC Baseball Tournament hosting, but the NAACP stepped in and the ACC moved them out, and The (Johnnie) Cochran Firm helped sue NASCAR to take the last leg of the Grand Slam, and kill it from Florence, adding a new race in Fort Worth, TX. Is the success of killing South Carolina the reason for wanting Arizona killed for punishing criminals? ◙
Ethan Epstein: Stamped for Failure. Porkulus I eliminated the mid-1990's welfare reform of the Gingrich Era as “prime minister”. California's looney welfare makes it better to live on it than to work. Is this Welfare Under Obama's NWO?
Heritage Foundation: Congress' Historic Decision to Ignore Its Basic Duty. I wonder if this is intended to let Obama stuff his entire extremist liberal agenda (or Pelosi, too) in budget authorisation bills. The 40% minimum wage hike passed in 2007 by the Pelosi “reign as prime minister” was passed through a defence authorisation bill, as was the thought crimes law through the same way. Is “cap and trade” and other nonsense to be passed into law with another budget ruse?
Philip Klein: Obama's Rationing Man. So it seems ObamaCare's next move is here – get the man who will ration health care to appease the socialists running the nation. Could we see where treatment won't be covered but suicide will?
Meredith Jessup: School Cancels Girls Basketball Team's Trip to Arizona over Immigration Law. So punish them because they punish criminals? You want criminals rewarded? Ten years ago, the NAACP passed a resolution boycotting South Carolina, and it worked. The Bi-Lo Center and newly built Colonial Life Arena (designed for it) are not allowed to host NCAA Basketball Tournament games, BB&T Coastal Field (Myrtle Beach) won the ACC Baseball Tournament hosting, but the NAACP stepped in and the ACC moved them out, and The (Johnnie) Cochran Firm helped sue NASCAR to take the last leg of the Grand Slam, and kill it from Florence, adding a new race in Fort Worth, TX. Is the success of killing South Carolina the reason for wanting Arizona killed for punishing criminals? ◙
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Opinion Digest
Today's headlines:
Glenn Beck: The Government is Stifling Free Speech from the Inside Out.
Terrence Jeffrey: Kagan's Defense of Censorship.
Washington Times: In Bed with Fannie and Freddie.
Wall Street Journal: Why the American Medical Association Wants to Muzzle Your Doctor.
Eric Metaxas: As a minister is arrested for "hate crime," Metaxas asks What Would Bonhoeffer Do?
Paul Kengor: The Death of the Pro-Life Movement?
Donald Lambro: Senate Financial Regulations Threaten US Economy.
James Allen: Gran Premio de España Telefónica The Decisive Moments.
We Remember: Ten Years Ago This Day, We Lost Adam. ◙
Glenn Beck: The Government is Stifling Free Speech from the Inside Out.
Terrence Jeffrey: Kagan's Defense of Censorship.
Washington Times: In Bed with Fannie and Freddie.
Wall Street Journal: Why the American Medical Association Wants to Muzzle Your Doctor.
Eric Metaxas: As a minister is arrested for "hate crime," Metaxas asks What Would Bonhoeffer Do?
Paul Kengor: The Death of the Pro-Life Movement?
Donald Lambro: Senate Financial Regulations Threaten US Economy.
James Allen: Gran Premio de España Telefónica The Decisive Moments.
We Remember: Ten Years Ago This Day, We Lost Adam. ◙
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Opinion Digest
Here's what we've been looking at the past few days:
Bernard Goldberg: Exaggerations exist on both the left and right, but only the right gets called on it.
James Allen: Button wins another wet race, moves to top of F1.
Charles Krauthammer: If Obama really wants to limit nuclear weapons, why doesn’t he address the two biggest threats?
Thomas Sowell: Experience teaches us the limits of power – precisely the kind of experience Obama lacks.
Joe Posnanski: Don’t look at expenditures when analyzing the balance of power in MLB; look at revenue instead. ◙
Bernard Goldberg: Exaggerations exist on both the left and right, but only the right gets called on it.
James Allen: Button wins another wet race, moves to top of F1.
Charles Krauthammer: If Obama really wants to limit nuclear weapons, why doesn’t he address the two biggest threats?
Thomas Sowell: Experience teaches us the limits of power – precisely the kind of experience Obama lacks.
Joe Posnanski: Don’t look at expenditures when analyzing the balance of power in MLB; look at revenue instead. ◙
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Opinion Digest
What you need to read:
Dennis Prager: "Pursuit of happiness" one part of the Constitution that liberals apparently don't get.
Charles Krauthammer: If we won't use our nukes, they won't use theirs. I mean, they promised!
Thomas Sowell: Don't shed any tears for Justice Stevens' retirement.
Fr. John Zuhlsdorf: Time for Catholics to fight back against biased media. ◙
Dennis Prager: "Pursuit of happiness" one part of the Constitution that liberals apparently don't get.
Charles Krauthammer: If we won't use our nukes, they won't use theirs. I mean, they promised!
Thomas Sowell: Don't shed any tears for Justice Stevens' retirement.
Fr. John Zuhlsdorf: Time for Catholics to fight back against biased media. ◙
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Opinion Digest
Your guide to what you need to know...
More Books and Things: The Jonas Brothers Thing.
Ingrid Schleuter: Jonas Brothers Rock Rick Warren's Easter Service.
James Allen: Vettel Starts Title Race as Red Bull Dominates Sepang.
Rowan Scarborough: From Watchdog to Lapdog (Waxman).
OneNewsNow: Census Being Used as Gimmick for Sexual Deviancy (to push for false marriage in all 50 states, not just the six currently recognised).
Neal Boortz: Dispelling Myths About Capital Gains. ◙
More Books and Things: The Jonas Brothers Thing.
Ingrid Schleuter: Jonas Brothers Rock Rick Warren's Easter Service.
James Allen: Vettel Starts Title Race as Red Bull Dominates Sepang.
Rowan Scarborough: From Watchdog to Lapdog (Waxman).
OneNewsNow: Census Being Used as Gimmick for Sexual Deviancy (to push for false marriage in all 50 states, not just the six currently recognised).
Neal Boortz: Dispelling Myths About Capital Gains. ◙
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
More Opinions
Michelle Malkin, on the death of Jaime Escalante, a great inner-city mathematics teacher, and the inspiration of Stand and Deliver.
Mona Charen: If you can't win the argument, do everything to win -- at all costs. The ends justify the means.
Alan Sears: The Obama appointment of Chai Feldblum to run the EEOC shows how the sexual deviants' agenda is a treat to the nation, and to its liberty.
Pat Sajak: In Frank Rich's world, opposing the Obama agenda is racist. ◙
Mona Charen: If you can't win the argument, do everything to win -- at all costs. The ends justify the means.
Alan Sears: The Obama appointment of Chai Feldblum to run the EEOC shows how the sexual deviants' agenda is a treat to the nation, and to its liberty.
Pat Sajak: In Frank Rich's world, opposing the Obama agenda is racist. ◙
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Opinion Digest
The week's headlines:
James Allen: Defending champion Button brilliant in Australian GP win.
Fr. Thomas Brundage: Setting the record straight on Benedict XVI and the sex abuse scandal.
Mark Steyn: Don't be so sure the United States can recover from Obama.
Thomas Sowell: Nothing "new" about new crises.
Charles Krauthammer: Only a new tax can keep Obamacare solvent. ◙
James Allen: Defending champion Button brilliant in Australian GP win.
Fr. Thomas Brundage: Setting the record straight on Benedict XVI and the sex abuse scandal.
Mark Steyn: Don't be so sure the United States can recover from Obama.
Thomas Sowell: Nothing "new" about new crises.
Charles Krauthammer: Only a new tax can keep Obamacare solvent. ◙
Monday, March 15, 2010
Opinion Digest
Today's best opinions:
Michael Barone: How the Tea Party can help reshape the Republicans.
James Allen: Alonso wins F1 opener snoozefest.
Walter Williams: Health care is not a right - "Reaching into one's own pockets to assist his fellow man in need is praiseworthy and laudable. Reaching into someone else's pockets to do so is despicable and deserves condemnation."
Mark Steyn: "Government health care is not about health care, it's about government." ◙
Michael Barone: How the Tea Party can help reshape the Republicans.
James Allen: Alonso wins F1 opener snoozefest.
Walter Williams: Health care is not a right - "Reaching into one's own pockets to assist his fellow man in need is praiseworthy and laudable. Reaching into someone else's pockets to do so is despicable and deserves condemnation."
Mark Steyn: "Government health care is not about health care, it's about government." ◙
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