When President Lyndon Johnson started his great War on Poverty, he said it would help people get off government aid…
Charleston, South Carolina, has a unique accomplishment: It has reversed its crime problem. While crime continues to escalate in most…
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The smoke has cleared over the skies of Los Angeles but the political fires continue to burn. Congress blames President…
As I watched the television footage of the riots in South Central Los Angeles, the city looked more like war-torn…
Last year, the Washington Post published a survey of public attitudes. The results were pretty dreary. Americans generally believe the…
A new word is entering the political vocabulary. It’s “backlash”–and it’s being popularized in a new book currently climbing the…
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The poor can climb out of poverty armed with just hard work, self-discipline, and faith. They don’t need constant welfare…