All Posts Tagged With: "soak the rich"
What Government Can Do: Dealing With Poverty and Inequality by Benjamin I. Page and James R. Simmons
University of Chicago Press · 2000 · 309 pages · $29.00 Reviewed by Martin Morse Wooster One of the major triumphs of liberty in the 1990s was in welfare reform. In the 1980s, scholars—notably Charles Murray—who contended that welfare demeaned those who accepted it and ensured lifetimes of dependence on the dole were condemned as [...]
1Oct2001 | Martin Morse Wooster | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Secret Hate in Hate Crimes
Contributing editor Lowell Ponte is a national radio talk show host and a columnist for David Horowitz’s FrontPageMag.com. A variety of recent laws and policies, such as university “speech codes,” have been imposed with the proclaimed goal of prohibiting “hate.” They have set forth punishments for acts and crimes motivated by hatred based on a [...]
1Feb2001 | Lowell Ponte | 4 comments | Continued-
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