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  • It Shouldn’t Matter Who the President Is

    It Shouldn’t Matter Who the President Is0

    Freedom lovers everywhere are biting their nails during the election season, wondering how the damage can be limited. Depending on who gains control, we could have trade wars, nationalized health care, the pillaging of Wall Street and Main Street, more wars in the Middle East, a VAT tax, surveillance of your smartphone, mass deportations, internment camps,

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  • Jimmy Kimmel, George Washington, and Unhappiness in the U.S.

    Jimmy Kimmel, George Washington, and Unhappiness in the U.S.0

    Jimmy Kimmel is famous for showing the ignorance of Americans, and his Super Tuesday man-on-the-street interviews were no exception. Kimmel’s team went to California, a state which did not participate in Super Tuesday voting. Despite this fact, interviewees were quick to say they had fought large crowds to get into their polling places. One man

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  • The Key to a Healthy, Happy Life is…

    The Key to a Healthy, Happy Life is…0

    Last fall, The Atlantic ran an article entitled “Dorms for Grownups: A Solution for Lonely Millennials?” In essence, the article explained how a search for community and connection was inspiring living arrangements designed to facilitate relationships between millennials. As a new article from The Washington Post explains, if millennials don’t get their act together in

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  • Politicians … Can you ever trust them?

    Politicians … Can you ever trust them?0

    So Mitt Romney has joined what some would argue is an establishment attack against Donald Trump. Whatever you think of Trump, it is truly fascinating to watch an obviously coordinated attack against one individual coming from establishment operatives on both the Right and the Left. There are many takeaways, but the most obvious is that

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  • Did U.S. Schools Just Use Poverty as an Excuse for Poor Performance?

    Did U.S. Schools Just Use Poverty as an Excuse for Poor Performance?0

    When it comes to international education rankings, the U.S. ranks 17th in reading, 21st in science, and 26th in math. Unfortunately, the U.S. accounts for these abysmal scores by saying that our large number of poor and disadvantaged students are to blame. But as a new study from the OECD (the organization responsible for the

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  • You’ll never be Equal Enough

    You’ll never be Equal Enough0

    In The Twilight of Authority the famous sociologist Robert Nisbet made a simply, yet profound comment about freedom, justice, and equality. To paraphrase, he reflected that he could imagine people believing that they would have enough freedom and justice. They knew it wasn’t perfect, but life was good enough. Of equality, though, he believed that

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