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By John P. Caves III
Many difficult and uncertain things need to go right for our nation to heal and recover its full vigor. They will take long, patient, arduous work. But they can still be done. Only malice or despair can render them impossible.
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Adulting remains difficult. But it’s more important than ever right now.
MoreBy Mike Frates
Is the United States of America a Christian nation? Well, that depends upon how you choose to construct the question.
MoreBy Mike Frates
A strong central government may be necessary to keep us in check, but that same government may be employed as a tool of oppression in the hands of a tyrant.
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Our goal should be to repress our inner Troglodyte, and embrace our better angels, but that’s not the problem right now. The problem is that the troglodytes are winning.
MoreBy John Caves
In the struggle against Covid-19, the states have possession of the field. State governments led by both parties have made, and will continue to make, the toughest decisions about how to contain the virus.
MoreBy Rich Tucker
When this virus passes, the United States will quickly look very different. The very pace of change will be an opportunity. It’s time to embrace that change.
MoreBy Rich Tucker
Policymakers are always ready to pass out “emergency” money, making Washington, D.C. the lender of last resort. What if it runs out of money?
Moreby Rich Tucker
It’s important to figure out where American jobs went, but even more important to figure out how to get them back. Or at least how to help the people who’ve lost them.
MoreBy Mike Frates
Modern American conservatism represents a triumph of the rich and powerful over all who remain in this country.
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