| 11/11/02 | | Now that the 2000 and 2002 elections have passed, and the 2004 presidential
election campaign is officially underway, it is abundantly clear that
nothing has changed. |
| 11/11/02 | THE BELTWAY SNIPERS
The following published letters regarding the Beltway snipers were written
by the founder, Daniel B. Jeffs: | People, including viewers of the popular television series like "CSI: Crime
Scene Investigation, " should understand that forensic science is often
vital to, but not the cure-all for criminal investigations. |
| 11/7/02 | | It is quite apparent that anti-war activists, posturing politicians and the
media have decided against taking action against Iraq to disarm and remove
Saddam Hussein's regime. |
| 11/1/02 | | Our politicians like to praise democracy, but this year more than a few are
trying to subvert it. They've helped promote ballot measures next week that
would make it harder for citizen-sponsored initiatives to get onto future
ballots. |
| 10/25/02 | | During the Clinton administration, which of these deserving nations became
the largest recipient of U.S. foreign aid in the Asia-Pacific region? |
| 10/24/02 | From DANE WATERS
The Initiative and Referendum Institute | "I get calls from reporters almost daily asking me about what's on the
November ballot as well as what I consider the "hot and interesting" issues.
What I almost always tell them is that "beauty is in the eye of the
beholder." |
| 09/11/02 | | October 26, 2001
In an article in the Wall Street Journal, on October 5, 2001, Francis
Fukuyama declared that his "end of history" thesis remains valid... |
| 09/11/02 | | December 20, 2001
An Iraqi defector who described himself as a civil engineer said he
personally worked on renovations of secret facilities for biological,
chemical and nuclear weapons in underground wells, private villas and under
the Saddam Hussein Hospital in Baghdad as recently as a year ago. |
| 09/11/02 | | WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 - More than a decade after Saddam Hussein agreed to give
up weapons of mass destruction, Iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear
weapons and has embarked on a worldwide hunt for materials to make an atomic
bomb, Bush administration officials said today. |
| 09/11/02 | | Two days ago, the Michigan State Board of Canvassers denied ballot access to
two initiatives that had collected the required number of signatures to be
placed on the ballot. |
| 08/17/02 | | How stable, one may wonder, is the United States? |
| 08/17/02 | | Now that the federal government has cracked down on corporate financial
mischief, it should turn attention to its own accounts. |
| 08/04/02 | POLYGRAPH CONGRESS? ABSOLUTELY! | It is understandable why there are many who believe members of Congress
should not be required to take lie detector tests regarding national
security leaks to the press simply because lying, cheating, |
| 08/04/02 | | WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 - With a pierced tongue, a goatee and previous employment
as the owner of a record store and label called Seven Dead Arson, the young
man is not a typical buttoned-down Washington lobbyist. But Joshua Hastert,
27, does have something increasingly common in lobbying circles - family
ties to a Congressional leader. |
| 07/29/02 | | The mystery surrounding Internal Revenue Service tax audits against critics
of President Bill Clinton during his administration has been cracked. A
smoking gun has just been released by the IRS. |
| 07/26/02 | | Where is all the selfishness, greed and lack of morals coming from? It's
simple. Aggressive social and economic elements of the Me Generation, which
includes those who grew up to be the corporate and political extremists of
today. |
| 07/20/02 | | LINDH'S PARENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE 
John Walker Lindh is certainly paying a heavy price for committing foolish,
misguided crimes against his country.
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| 07/16/02 | | I am outraged at the selfish interests of corporate greed and Wall Street
incompetence that caused innocent people to lose nearly all of their
investments, not to mention the crushing losses to their pension funds. |
| 07/14/02 | | In this age of "in-your-face" confrontational politics, bitterly-debated
issues, infinite corporate corruption and media-driven chaos, it is
painfully clear that American society is turning into little more than a
conglomerate of fractured cultures and shallow factions. |
| 07/11/02 | | Enron and WorldCom executives are petty crooks compared to hypocritical
state governments (like New York and California) |
| 07/10/02 | | Paul Farhi's article on the values and virtues of female whistle-blowers is
little more than piling on to what has become the tedious male-bashing
mantra of the feminist movement in the bitter tradition of Betty Friedan
and Gloria Steinhem. |
| 07/06/02 | | Whistle-blowers, the lot of them. All three women took extraordinary
personal risks to warn about misfeasance, incompetence and dysfunction
within their organizations. Latter-day Cassandras, you might say. |
| 07/06/02 | | Most who are playing political blame games over the flood of corporate fraud
and Wall Street corruption have no moral ground to stand on, simply because
it was all but lost by the social erosion of the "me generation." |
| 06/27/02 | | Washington, D.C.-Today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its most important
educational decision since Brown v. Board of Education, upholding the
constitutionality of Cleveland's school choice program. |
| 06/24/02 | | Heartfelt thanks is in order to those at the Institute for Justice who worked so diligently to bring the Cleveland school voucher case to the
Supreme Court and then to win it. |
| 06/21/02 | | U.S. Forest Service worker Terry Barton's blatantly destructive
actions should serve as yet another wake-up call to America's cultural
decline into a superficial society of "victimology," selfish interests and
extremes. |
| 06/05/02 | | Recently, the editorial page editor of my local California newspaper rightly
advocated an opinion that, ..."school vouchers are not only a good idea, but
could be the saving of America's educational system." |
| 06/02/02 | | Americans are not losing their minds, but they are afraid of using their
minds. They are afraid to exercise judgment -- afraid of being sued. |
| 06/01/02 | | It is sad to see that it took the horrific September 11, 2001 attack on
America to focus real attention, a sense of urgency and long overdue demands
for overhauling the "homeland" security of the United States. |
| 05/28/02 | | The national swell of doubt and hostility toward the current FBI
administration for mishandling pre-9/11 potential terrorist investigations
and, for that matter, toward the Department of Justice, is misdirected. |
| 05/25/02 | | The horrific attack on America happened less than 9 months ago, and as we
honor those who lost their lives in war to keep us free on this Memorial Day
weekend |
| 05/23/02 | | Published in the Daily Press - May 23, 2002
Though Bill Clinton defenders are simply victims of political hucksters,
indoctrination by the education establishment and over-exposure to biased
news media, they certainly have the right to express their views. |
| 05/20/02 | | The barrage of media-driven political attacks against President Bush for
failing to disclose pre-9/11 hijack warnings should serve as a national
security indictment of the relentless two-party political adversary system, |
| 05/12/02 | | It was simply unconscionable for the Junior Senator form New York to
audaciously stand up in the Senate and lie about not being one of the
"second-guessers" when her answer-seeking pursuits are focused more on
seeking the presidency than representing her constituents. |