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Federal Involvement: Are Good Intentions Good Enough?
… A few short lines about the federal government’s involvement in financial situations that perhaps are best left to the private sector. Recent events, such as the Bernie Madoff ponzie scheme, do support the notion that regulation has its role, especially to put limits on those who might choose to commit fraud. What regulation and … click to read more »
Education and Gainful Employment
… Does the federal government have the Constitutional right to discriminate in its support of educational programs? Whose money is used to support educational programs? Where does the federal role begin and end as compared to local community and State roles? Don’t misunderstand, those who express concern about federal involvement in education are not against … click to read more »
The Federal Octopus is a compelling narrative, painting a portrait of an ever expanding federal bureaucracy, worming its way into every aspect of public and private life.
Through examples of graft, corruption, abuse of power and usurpation of Constitutional rights, a historical snap-shot is presented, one that parallels the opening years of the 21st Century.
With panoramic sweep, a chronicle unfolds of the United States of America’s slide from Constitutional self-reliance towards an indebted welfare state, massive public spending and consolidation of centralized federal powers.
“Our Constitution has accordingly fixed the limits to which, and no further, our confidence may go. In questions of power, then, let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution.”