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Recent Stories
Starting out in business: Key tips to keep in mind
Every day, people across this country decide that they are going to give up their 9 to 5 and start a business.
The curse of longevity
The Social Security Act was passed in 1935 guaranteeing retirement pensions to all Americans over the age of 65.
Self-esteem is critical to sustaining wealth
Self-esteem has a phenomenal impact on one’s ability to become an entrepreneur
Redskins name should stay, but personal attacks should go
Watching the current debate swirl around the Washington Redskins, I can’t help but shake my head. The issue of a name change is a tired issue that we have heard about before, yet something seems different this time, and much of that has to do with the liberal-leaning mainstream media jumping on the bandwagon to help fuel the fire.
No compromises on a ship of fools
Usually when two sides cannot come to an agreement, they can let an arbiter weigh their arguments and settle the dispute. Some arbiters try to find the optimum compromise, while others simple rule in favor of one side over the other.
Why are we against the Affordable Care Act?
There are three basic arguments against the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
The age of false sincerity
Whenever something, anything bad happens in the world, Facebook and Twitter become ground zero for false compassion. Every Tom, Dick and Harry has to let everyone else know how sorry he feels for (insert tragedy here).
The debt ceiling: Pros and cons
The House issued a challenge to the Obama administration this week. It passed a budget resolution that funds the government into December but defunds Obama’s signature legislation, the Affordable Care Act.
Correlations, not causations of the Navy Yard massacre
I can tell you several things that did not cause the Navy Yard shootings last week: AR-15s, video games and partisanship. On the flip side, I can tell you what contributed to the massacre: mental instability, poor security and a failure of the vaunted clearance system and NSA.
