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Politics & Rights
Privatize the Postal Service: Protect Rights, Save Money, Improve Service
Hannah Krening May 14, 2012
Thirty-four billion dollars. That’s the amount of taxpayer money proposed in a Senate-approved bailout of the US Postal Service. Senator Susan Collins of Maine, a Republican, lauds this bailout as “saving an American institution.” Why do Collins and company presume that we should save a government-run business that can’t compete…
Science & Technology
Thanks to a Bionic Suit, Paralyzed Mom Finishes Marathon
Joshua Lipana May 13, 2012
Claire Lomas, a woman paralyzed from the chest down because of a horse riding accident, recently finished a marathon thanks to a bionic suit “designed by Israeli firm Argo Medical Technologies,” reports Time NewsFeed. Claire finished the marathon while being cheered on by her family—her husband, 13-month old daughter, and…
Politics & Rights
France’s Real Problem—TOS’s Week in Review for May 12
Ari Armstrong May 12, 2012
Noteworthy news and views from the week ending May 12, 2012 France’s Real Problem Yesterday I wrote about the so-called “austerity” measures of France and other European nations, measures that have failed to significantly reduce government spending or curb government intervention in the economy. But much more can be said…
Politics & Rights
Europe Needs Real Liberty, Not Fake “Austerity”
Ari Armstrong May 11, 2012
To various leftist American pundits, France’s recent election of socialist François Hollande to the presidency proves the ineffectiveness of Europe’s alleged “austerity” measures. For example, after considering Hollande’s election and the upheavals in Greece, Time's Bryan Walsh concludes: Both are reactions to the increasingly discredited—or at the very least disliked—austerity…
Politics & Rights
It’s Time to End Occupational Licensure
Michael A. LaFerrara May 10, 2012
A virulent epidemic is violating American’s rights and sapping the U.S. economy: occupational licensure. The statistics are astounding. According to Forbes’ Suzanne Hoppough, from 1960 to 2007 the percentage of U.S. workers belonging to a licensed profession rose from 4.5 percent to 28 percent. In all, writes Hoppough, occupations requiring…
Science & Technology
The Difference between Voluntary Exchange and Rationing in Healthcare
Michael A. LaFerrara May 9, 2012
In a recent post, a reader commented: Even without a national healthcare plan the old person is taking a finite amount of time away from the possibility of the doctor working on a younger patient. Therefore rationing is inevitable in any system. Rationing has to take place. It is only…
Politics & Rights
Congress Should Reject Obama’s “To Do List” and Remind the President of his Proper Role
Ari Armstrong May 8, 2012
“President Obama plans to give Congress a ‘To Do List’ today,” USA Today reports. But that’s not how American government is supposed to work. On the contrary, Congress, the legislative branch of government, is supposed to give the “to do lists” to the president, head of the executive branch. (The…
Science & Technology
Cruising Uphill, Thanks to Big Oil
Hannah Krening May 7, 2012
Living in Colorado, out in the country, my route to civilization takes me up and over the shoulder of Dawson Butte. The road climbs steadily for about a mile and then descends on the other side into town. Because the road is beautifully scenic, bicyclists often ride the road, too. As I…
History, Science & Technology
Extraordinary Courage, Bionic Eyes, and Remarkable Manufacturing: Good News Abounds
Joshua Lipana May 6, 2012
A few items from the benevolent news front: Helen Collins, an “80-year-old woman with no flying experience,” safely landed a plane as it was running out of gas after the pilot died. An airport official said, "She was remarkable on the radio... She kept her composure and sounded like she…
History, Politics & Rights
“Who the Hell Is Julia?” TOS’s Week in Review for May 5
Ari Armstrong May 5, 2012
Noteworthy news and views from the week ending May 5, 2012 The Real Life of Julia Barack Obama’s campaign recently launched a web page titled, “The Life of Julia.” We are supposed to “look at how President Obama's policies help one woman over her lifetime.” David Harsanyi sensibly asks, “Who…
Economics, Politics & Rights
Don’t Blame Walmart for Bribery in Mexico
Ryan Krause May 4, 2012
The great producer Walmart, loathed by Marxists, “Progressives,” and Occupiers everywhere, has once again found itself at the center of a controversy. Recently, the New York Times broke the story that, for years, Walmart systematically bribed government officials in Mexico in order to secure building permits, which enabled Walmart to…
Politics & Rights
Steve Jobs, Willy Wonka, and Good Reason for a Torrent of Expletives
Daniel Wahl May 3, 2012
When reading about the life of Steve Jobs, my favorite moments are those when I get to see him enjoying his work. A fascinating new book by Ken Segall, who worked with Jobs for seventeen years at NeXT and Apple, shares one such moment that I hadn’t heard of before:…
History, Politics & Rights
The Israeli Freedom Movement Stands Against Leftists on May Day
Joshua Lipana May 3, 2012
The Israeli Freedom Movement (aka the New Liberal Movement), led a counter protest against leftist organizations celebrating May Day. Boaz Arad a founder of the IFM, was quoted in Israel National News, saying, “We came here to commemorate more than 100 million victims of the socialistic agenda in the 20th century.…
Politics & Rights
“Occupier” Thug Clubs A Female Cop Over the Head
Joshua Lipana May 2, 2012
Here's footage of an "Occupier" thug clubbing a female cop over the head. This is but a fraction of their violent ways. For a good recap of some of their pro-communist, pro-violence activities, see Ari Armstrong’s post on the “Occupiers” May Day celebrations. HT: Jonathan Hoenig Like this post? Join…
Politics & Rights
Occupiers Celebrate Communism, Socialism, and Anarchism for May Day
Ari Armstrong May 2, 2012
Communist regimes enslaved, tortured, and slaughtered hundreds of millions of people in the last century, and to this day communists in North Korea, China, and elsewhere tyrannize citizens. To cite but a couple of examples from recent headlines, North Korean communists continue to murder even children in brutal concentration camps,…