Author Archives: The Washington Times
Ripping off the Gipper
What would Reagan do? He’d cut spending and taxes Liberals are trying to twist Ronald Reagan’s words to muster support for raising taxes. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s press office sent a memo on Monday to congressional Republicans claiming they’d … Continue reading
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Haiti’s deeper tragedy
President Barack Obama called the quake “especially cruel and incomprehensible.” He would be closer to the truth if he had said that the Haitian political and economic climate that make Haitians helpless in the face of natural disasters are “especially cruel and incomprehensible.” Continue reading
The coming war with Iran
War with Iran is now inevitable. The only question is: Will it happen sooner or later? Continue reading
Posted in foreign affairs
Tagged forei, foreign policy, iran, jeffrey kuhner, obama, war
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Terror and diplomacy
President’s words signal new opportunities for both Continue reading
Fables for adults
Many years ago, as a small child, I was told one of those old-fashioned fables for children. It was about a dog with a bone in his mouth who was walking on a log across a stream. Continue reading
Washington's Lies
You say, “Williams, you don’t show much trust in the White House and Congress.” Let’s check out their past dishonesty. Continue reading
Posted in economics
Tagged deficit spending, economics, medicare, obamacare, social security, taxes, walter williams
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