By Rolf Lindgren On June 22, 1633 Galileo was made to recant his view that the earth moves around the sun. This marks a dark day in the history of big government. But many people know few details of the Trial of Galileo. Who was Galileo? Galileo is one of the most important people of…

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As Mark Twain put it: “It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.” And, even when the dupe accepts his folly, sorry seems to be the hardest word. Frank Keating was governor of Oklahoma 1995-2003 and is responsible for its wind power calamity, as he calls it. Uncharacteristically of…

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By Tom Harris Energy Secretary Rick Perry did a remarkable thing last week: he expressed skepticism about the causes of climate change in a TV interview and, even after widespread condemnation from environmentalists and the press, he did it again a few days later before a major Senate committee. After telling a CNBC host on…

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By Megan Toombs The BBC’s news side is utterly dedicated to spreading global warming alarmism and has even had a policy of refusing to interview fully qualified scientists who question it. But its entertainment side isn’t quite on board with that. Two years ago the program Yes, Prime Minister aired a devastating critique of climate…

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By Gary Wickert Democratic socialism is the new Pokémon Go for millions of American youth. Bernie Sanders received over 13 million votes in a Democratic primary rigged against him by his own party. Over half of all Democrats have a favorable view of socialism, which may explain a string of recent defeats in Kansas, Montana,…

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 By  Publius Huldah … of those men who have overturned the liberties of republics, the greatest number have begun their career by paying an obsequious court to the people; commencing demagogues, and ending tyrants. Federalist No. 1 (5th para), Alexander Hamilton.   Those who have read Article I, §8, clauses 1-16 of our federal Constitution…

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