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OPINION
By Marina N. Bolotnikova and Louis R. Evans
Monday, March 26, 2012
Social narratives surrounding sex create spaces and situations where predators can operate without fear of punishment.
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OPINION
By Louis R. Evans
Monday, December 12, 2011
I am writing in response to two articles you published recently advocating for a pro-life view of abortion.
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OPINION
By Louis R. Evans
Friday, December 2, 2011
I’m referring, of course, to Cain’s “if you don’t have a job, and you’re not rich, blame yourself” remark. Certainly the incident received some coverage. But it didn’t reach the heart of the matter.
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OPINION
By Louis R. Evans
Thursday, November 3, 2011
The most important deficit in America today is the one we’re not talking about.
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OPINION
By Louis R. Evans
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Taxation is not another charitable cause for people to support as their consciences dictate. It’s an obligation that every citizen has to support the government.
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OPINION
By Louis R. Evans
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Tax policy is a fantastically complex subject, and it’s not always easy to see which competing theory is in the right. But like all government policy, it must ultimately apply at the level of ordinary, individual citizens.
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OPINION
By Louis R. Evans
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
In order to meet this primary need for governmental communications, the Post Office requires a substantial infrastructure—“Post Offices and Post Roads,” in the words of the Constitution—across the entire nation.
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OPINION
By Louis R. Evans
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
In order to pass his version of a debt-ceiling bill, Speaker Boehner reintroduced an idea with a long history in ...
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OPINION
By Louis R. Evans
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Modern Constitutional scholarship has understood the commerce clause as a broad grant of power, allowing everything from the detailed financial regulation of the New Deal to the civil rights act. The Tea Party, on the other hand, sees such far-reaching legislation as exceeding Congress’s legitimate power and untrue to the strict letter of the Constitution.
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OPINION
By Louis R. Evans
Monday, February 14, 2011
If the Second Amendment exists to allow Americans to shoot tyrants, and if each of us can decide on our own when our government is tyrannical, and who is therefore a legitimate target of attack, then political assassinations are exercises of important political freedoms rather than violent, tragic attacks on our public servants.
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