…short run. Higher minimum wages will encourage businesses to invest in capital rather than labor, ultimately raising productivity for all. [One problem with this is that the new jobs being…
…to contraception and gay marriage. Now abortion is the one social issue on which the Millennial generation is still open to a pro-life point of view, or at least many…
In view of the recently released book Building Home and the upcoming conference No Place Like Home here’s an interesting twist on the famous film “It’s a Wonderful Life.” The…
…time the first major non-Protestant ethnic group to come to our shores voluntarily. St. Patrick was not Irish, but ‘British’ [which really means Latin speaking Welsh, at a time that…
…a more vibrant entrepreneurial economy, and on some fronts still does. [The maker of computer chips is probably itching to move to Texas; less so the programmer.] The reason for…
…the schools to prove their innocence of being ‘segregation academies’. While some of these schools had gotten their start that way, in may ways the evangelicals were now repenting of…
From Derek Sivers, one of the best descriptions of Los Angeles life I’ve ever read, and a lot of it applies to Orange County, even though the OC is not…
…the Lord” and prepare them for life. Business is supposed to produce a quality product or service and make money in the process. Government is not supposed to do these…
…the spaces within be filled with lower density. The New Urbanist life style will not replace the old suburban life style; it will grow up alongside it for those who…
…mostly studied by people in midlife, not young people, as young people will primarily see education as economic empowerment, as they mostly have for the last 40 years [the real…