Revoking citizenship
Citizenship of any nation is not something to be taken lightly. It becomes part of who you are, as you have shown a commitment to living under the laws of that ...
Author: Kenneth Ballard
Caveat emptor, to the tune of $18,000
Article: "Family, Verizon far apart over nearly $18,000 phone bill" Last year there was the story of a cell phone bill that ran… get this…...
National Day of Prayer
There has been much fallout recently regarding recent rulings by Federal Courts regarding the National Day of Prayer. I recently had a small, but well-meaning d...
Are bigger families more environmentally friendly?
Certainly an interesting question, and a point presented in the article “Big Families are the New Green“, Simcha Fisher, published on the web site F...
A family practice in Oregon
On March 2, 2008, a 15-month old infant named Ava Pauline Worthington succumbed to bacterial pneumonia. Ava’s parents are Carl and Raylene Worthington. Ra...
Abortion targets African Americans?
It sure does… if you ignore all numbers relevant to the argument and focus instead only on one: African American women obtain about 37% of abortions compa...
Do you have a "right" to health care?
One point that is continually asserted in favor of the health care reforms that were recently signed into law by the President is this notion that health care i...
Why are forgiven debts treated as income?
Why are forgiven debts treated as income? After all it doesn’t really make sense: you don’t actually receive any money when debts are written off, b...
The Supremacy Clause and Treaties
The Constitution typically is interpreted to be superior to every branch of government in the United States. It lays the framework for the Federal government an...