It’s not just bad — its bad business.
Barry Goldwater
Senator Barry Goldwater on discrimination in the workplace (1909-1998)
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I’ve had some experience in farming myself. I was raised a …
I’ve had some experience in farming myself. I was raised a good part of my life on a farm. I’ve cleaned out hog lots. I’ve planted. I’ve harvested. I’ve taken up hay all day in the sun, and then after a shortdinner break help neighbors take it up by moonlight before the rain came. I’ve helped deliver calves with my bare hands. Agritalk with Ken Root, 3/20/99Bob Carter, 72, can buy the hay harvest, but delivering calves with bare hands he isn’t so sure about. Mr. Carter says he grew up on a dairy farm in Montgomery County [Md.], back before subdivisions even appeared in the blueprints. While his milking days are over, his heart is still with the cows. And calves. ‘This proves again that Mr. Gore probably doesn’t know anything about it,’ says the former dairy farmer. ‘Because one thing you do when a cow is having a calf is you don’t touch anything, you just let them handle things in a natural way like a cow can do.’ Al Gore
John McCaslin, The Washington Times, 3/24/99
We have gold because we cannot trust governments. Herbert Hoover …
We have gold because we cannot trust governments.
Herbert Hoover
When the white man discovered this country Indians were running it.No …
When the white man discovered this country Indians were running it.No taxes no debt, women did all the work White man thought he could improve on a system like this. Old Cherokee Saying
True wealth gives you freedom. Malcolm Forbes …
True wealth gives you freedom.
Malcolm Forbes
The risk of doing nothing, the risk of hoping that Saddam Hussein …
The risk of doing nothing, the risk of hoping that Saddam Hussein changes his mind and becomes a gentle soul, the risk that somehow inaction will make the world safer, is a risk I’m not willing to take for the American people,” Bush said in his prime-time news conference. George W. Bush
March 6, 2003
Here, let us again pause, and reflect, how admirably this division, and …
Here, let us again pause, and reflect, how admirably this division, and distribution of legislative power is adapted to preserve the liberty, and to promote the happiness of the people of the United StatesEFifthly, and lastly; by the separation of the judiciary from the legislative department; and the independence of the former, of the control, or influence of the latter, in any case where any individual may be aggrieved or oppressed, under colour of an unconstitutional act of the legislature, or executive. In England, on the contrary, the greatest political object may be attained, by laws, apparently of little importance, or amounting only to a slight domestic regulation: the game-laws, as was before observed, have been converted into the means of disarming the body of the people:E Saint George Tucker
Blackstone’s Commentaries (1803), Volume 1, Appendix, Note D [Section 13: Restraints on Powers of Congress con’t]. Whole Book.
To support the death penalty requires placing your trust in state actors …
To support the death penalty requires placing your trust in state actors in our criminal justice system: police, prosecutors and the courts. That trust has been betrayed too many times. Timothy Lynch
Directory, Cato Institute’s Criminal Justice Project, Reason Magazine, July 2001
Unlike Presidential administrations, problems rarely have terminal dates. Dwight D. Eisenhower State …
Unlike Presidential administrations, problems rarely have terminal dates. Dwight D. Eisenhower
State of the Union Address (34th President of the United States, 1890-1969)
Before any man can be considered as a member of Civil Society, …
Before any man can be considered as a member of Civil Society, he must be considered as a subject of the Governor of the Universe. James Madison
(1751-1836)