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  • All Out of Bootstraps

    All Out of Bootstraps0

    Somewhere along the line, the Republican Party earned itself the moniker of the “Stupid Party.” It has become painfully obvious, for example, that most congressional Republicans don’t want to repeal Obamacare. “And if that is the case,” as Byron York wisely asks, “the question is, why are Republicans trying?” Well, for show, naturally; but also, because they

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  • Why Didn’t the Founders Abolish Slavery?

    Why Didn’t the Founders Abolish Slavery?1

    Reparations for slavery have reemerged as a hotbed issue in the 2020 election, raising the question of why the Founding Fathers did not abolish slavery when starting their new country. Many of the Founders – including George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Alexander Hamilton – opposed the practice. They denounced slavery in the original draft of the

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  • The Pursuit of Happiness Rightly Understood

    The Pursuit of Happiness Rightly Understood0

    On the day C.S. Lewis died, his last written work was already in press with the Saturday Evening Post. “We have no ‘right to happiness,’” Lewis declared in the essay, by which he meant that we have no moral right to trample the rules of justice to gratify our impulses. Lewis did concede that the idea

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  • Three Myths About Prohibition and Why It Actually Worked

    Three Myths About Prohibition and Why It Actually Worked0

    The reputation of Al Capone and the typical American aversion toward big government cloud our understanding of the history of Prohibition. According to an article published last week in Vox, Prohibition worked much better than most people think. A reevaluation of Prohibition is very relevant for our time. Americans across the country are voting to

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  • George Washington’s Dentures: Why We Venerate American Heroes

    George Washington’s Dentures: Why We Venerate American Heroes0

    Have you ever wanted to see George Washington’s dentures? Well you can find them displayed within the halls of his estate, Mount Vernon. They’re a bizarre amalgamation of metal, bone, and ivory, placed under glass and spotlights as if they were members of the crown jewels. The question arises, why such care for this macabre

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  • Did Portland Violate the First Amendment by Selectively Tolerating Violence?

    Did Portland Violate the First Amendment by Selectively Tolerating Violence?0

    Portland and its police may have violated the First Amendment by allowing members of the left-wing group Antifa to physically attack people, such as a conservative journalist and an elderly man. Police are not allowed to permit attacks on disfavored speakers, or permit violence by ideologically favored groups, while otherwise enforcing the law. That violates the

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