March 6th, 2020 marked the date Governor Tom Wolf signed his first proclamation of disaster emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the time,...
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The modern American conservative movement was born in the 1950’s, led by a pair of bookish intellectuals, William F. Buckley and Professor Russell Kirk. Buckley’s...
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The Wealth Tax and Income Redistribution Folly
The concept of taxing wealth is gaining ground especially since Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Sen. Bernie Sanders first proposed the...
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It is a law of nature that bureaucracies and government agencies always crave a larger share of the public treasury. ...
Read MoreTime to Restore Checks & Balances on PA Emergency Powers
March 6th, 2020 marked the date Governor Tom Wolf signed his first proclamation of disaster emergency in response to the...
Read MoreWither Conservatism After the January 6th Riots?
The modern American conservative movement was born in the 1950’s, led by a pair of bookish intellectuals, William F. Buckley...
Read MoreIt's Time to End Draconian COVID-19 Restrictions
During the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and California Governor Gavin Newsom were hailed...
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The year 2020 brought to life a pandemic, a crisis in government, unfettered rioting in cities, the term CHAZ, claims...
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From capitals across the country to Washington D.C., lawmakers are considering what we can do to stop the virus so...
Read MoreIt's Time to Hold Tom Wolf Accountable
It appears New York Governor Andrew Cuomo deserved that Emmy award after all. Not for his performance at news conferences...
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