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American splitsville? 1 in 5 would entertain secession

Wednesday, 31 March 2010 11:18 by James C. Bennett
Editor: A poll from 2008 on secession talk in the USA caught my attention and that of Centennial Fellow Vincent McGuire, who teaches politics at CU-Boulder.  James Bennett, author of The Anglosphere Challenge and contributor of th... [More]
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Institute plans Western Conservative Summit for July 9-11. Plus other Centennial events on spring-summer calendar

Wednesday, 31 March 2010 11:08 by John Andrews
A regional summit of conservative leaders from 15 Western states, California to Kansas, headlines the Centennial Institute's crowded calendar of policy events for spring and summer 2010. "We'll take a July weekend and energize the Right for challenge... [More]

Lessons from Down Under

Sunday, 28 March 2010 11:09 by Larry Reed
For producing both material goods and personal fulfillment, economic freedom makes all the difference in the world. One country that proved that convincingly is New Zealand. Situated in the South Pacific midway between the equator and the South Pole... [More]

'Shocked' Left shows hypocrisy & a whiff of McCarthyism

Sunday, 28 March 2010 11:01 by Cameron Graham
"We can’t allow ourselves to remain silent as foaming-at-the-mouth protesters scream the vilest of epithets at members of Congress," wrote Bob Herbert in his New York Times column the other day. A Democrat friend of mine from Rochester, NY forw... [More]

Classicist points listeners through 'gateway to civilization'

Wednesday, 24 March 2010 14:48 by John Andrews
The Aeneid, Virgil's epic poem of the founding of Rome, provides a "gateway to civilization" for every thoughtful reader through its exploration of timeless truths of the human condition, a CCU audience was told on March 15.   Dr. Michael P... [More]

Madison rolls over

Tuesday, 23 March 2010 14:32 by Ken Davenport
As “Black Monday” dawned to the realization that the fraud-filled spectacle of ObamaCare has finally passed the House of Representatives, you may have noticed some rumblings under foot.  It wasn’t an earthquake in the literal s... [More]

Beyond the bill's constitutionality

Tuesday, 23 March 2010 06:58 by Jonathon Seidl
Since my college politics class, I sometimes carry a pocket Constitution with me. Sure, there are days it camps on the kitchen table, but most days my goal is to keep the founding document in tow. While I may not have it memorized, there is one thing... [More]

Health care takeover ignores Thomas Jefferson's warning

Tuesday, 23 March 2010 06:52 by Bill Armstrong
The passage and signing of the bill for a government takeover of American health care should remind of Jefferson's prescient words: “I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the peop... [More]
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Give'em 219 pink slips

Monday, 22 March 2010 12:53 by Peg Brady
On Sunday, 219 of our supposed Congressional "representatives" approved Obamacare.  This so-called health-reform bill, costing nearly a trillion dollars, commits us to a yet more devastating deficit.Cobbled together with undisclosed, unintegrate... [More]
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Long road to November started at caucuses

Sunday, 21 March 2010 05:00 by John Andrews
(Denver Post, Mar. 21) Political inexperience was the gold standard among 30 of my neighbors at a precinct caucus in Centennial last week.  Fellow Republicans viewed the 2010 contenders for senator and governor with the hard eyes of swindle vict... [More]