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11/21/08
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Texas
Straight Talk Although it was scarcely reported in the press, an extraordinary event took place in Washington earlier this month. Pascal Lamy, The European Union trade czar, visited with influential members of Congress for the express purpose of determining whether a new tax bill is being crafted to his satisfaction. If Mr. Lamy- a member of the French Socialist Party- is unsatisfied with the changes made to our tax code, he threatens to unleash a European trade war against U.S. imports. In effect he is a foreign bureaucrat acting as a shadow legislator by intervening in our lawmaking process. (Read the rest here)
The
Constitution Con
When I attended the 2003 Freedom Summit, I fully expected that I would learn something. In fact, I told other attendees that my web site's mission was to educate and inspire others, but that I was at the Freedom Summit to get a little education for myself. What I couldn't have known was just how much those two days in Phoenix would change my life. I alluded to that in an earlier column that talked about the Summit and my experiences there in general; now, as promised, the specifics of the incident that literally changed the foundations of what I thought I knew. I have always said that there's nothing wrong with this country that going back to the Constitution couldn't fix. It has long been my contention that, though liberals insist the Constitution is a "living" document intended to "evolve with the times," the Founding Fathers wrote what they meant and meant what they wrote. It turns out I was kind of right, but completely wrong. (Read the rest here)
Santa
Claus is Dead - You Better Not Pout! Yo! When I was still in grammar school, sometime shortly after the Pliocene period, either as a shock value joke or a statement of irritation with the niceness of that seasonal ode to the red-suited, jolly, bearded elf that navigates the winter skies of America on the evening that is traditionally designated as the anniversary of the birth of Christ, schoolmates used to terminate the fist stanza of Santa Claus is Coming to Town with the dreadfully abrupt ending: Santa Claus is dead! It was meant as sort of a sick joke, grabbing ones attention by starkly rejecting the traditional. It was of course, happily intended jest on the part of kids who realized there was no Santa Claus, and who wanted to sort of dump on the world of make-believe created by adults. (Read the rest here)
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