Morris: Indiana, Still the Mother of Vice Presidents?
by Leo Morris Putting a vice president into the Oval Office is like putting a new Supreme Court justice on the bench. You might think you know what you’re getting, but people who are given such power have an alarming tendency to do whatever they want to. Lyndon Johnson was another John Kennedy and then Read the full article…
Op-Ed: Locke’s Foundation Is at Risk this Election
by Dan Eichenberger M.D., M.B.A. Never in our lifetime have we witnessed, first-hand, how easy it has been to manipulate and control the minds and thoughts of a populace. The Coronavirus pandemic enabled media and political entities to create and perpetuate a meta-narrative leading to entire countries’ mind-control. Allen Ginsbergstated, “Whoever controls the media, the images, controls Read the full article…
Keating: First Comes School . . .
by Maryann O. Keating, Ph.D. Life expectancy increased by almost 10 years in the U.S. between 1960 and 2015. However, these bonus years are not all spent living the good life in retirement! Rather, some of these years are spent prior to when young adults enter the labor force, get married, and have children. The Read the full article…
Morris: The Radio Show in my Mind
by Leo Morris The president of the United States – the leader of the free world, arguably the most powerful person on the planet – has contracted a dangerous virus, and I’m not sure how I should act. Oh, I know very well what I’m supposed to do. I must choose a side and root Read the full article…
Backgrounder: Donald Rainwater, the Surprise Libertarian
by Margaret Menge If you haven’t yet heard his name, you’ll probably be hearing it soon. The Libertarian candidate for governor, Donald Rainwater, has suddenly become a contender, thanks to an online poll of likely voters in early September showing him with 24 percent support, and he’s now running radio ads on stations up and Read the full article…
Franke: Thoughts on How the Devout Might Vote
by Mark Franke I enjoy the intellectual stimulation I get from conversing with those with different perspectives and experiences from my own. One such group is a half dozen or so Roman Catholics who tolerate my Lutheran heresy once each month at our regular breakfast meetings. It must be their concept of affirmative action while Read the full article…
