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"Your Liberty is Our Interest" |
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It’s not all about race – The Killing of James Taylor and the Statement of Trent Lott By Theresa Fritz Camoriano 1. As we mentioned last week, there was a very unfortunate incident in Louisville in which James Taylor, a mentally ill man, who reportedly was high on cocaine and alcohol, and who had been handcuffed by the police, lunged at a policeman with a knife and was shot and killed...... Where Do Our Taxes Go? —A Legislative Proposal By Pat Pending Governor Patton has begun his scare tactics to frighten Kentuckians into thinking that the world will come to an end unless we raise taxes. However, according to the Cato Institute’s Fiscal Policy Report Card on America’s Governors, Governor Patton has been one of the five worst governors in the country with respect to spending restraint..... Why Gun Control Laws Kill by Nina Camoriano It is important for the government to protect everyone from gun violence. That is why the laws of the United States must stop disarming the victims. In many cases, from the legendary Columbine and Hawaii shootings to the Washington D.C. Sniper Case, a person with a gun has gone on a rampage, shooting and killing many innocent victims.... A CRY FOR AMERICA By Terry Gray Kentucky’s budget is in a shambles and our governor is crying. Maybe he should have been paying more attention to our finances earlier in his administration. His attitude that his sexual liaisons cost Kentuckians nothing is the same attitude that lends itself to the budget deficit, not only by “Loose Pants Patton” but also by most of the politicians and all of the demon-crats..... No more land for government! by Henry Lamb Government is getting too grabby. No one questions the authority of government to "take" land for a legitimate public purpose, provided, of course, that no "private property shall be taken for public use without just compensation."......
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There is no point blaming the tragedies of socialism on the flaws or corruption of particular leaders. Any system which allows some people to exercise unbridled power over other people is an open invitation to abuse, whether that system is called slavery or socialism or something else. Thomas Sowell
"Let our pupil be taught that he does not belong to himself, but that he is public property." Benjamin Rush
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