Postal Service-Style Health Care
By Edward Hudgins

When We Walked on the Moon

by Edward Hudgins

Sotomayor Worked for Project of Marxist Anti-Semite & Sex-Cultist

Want to know what kind of judgment to expect from Sotomayor on the Supreme Court?

Iran & Obama's Hollow Moral Core

By Edward Hudgins

June 25, 2009 -- In December 1989, I stopped in Moscow, on my way to Estonia as part of the first group from the West to hold a conference on free markets in the Soviet Union. A colleague and I met with scholars and others who we thought would be sympathetic to our mission. Not infrequently we were told that they had heard and, we gathered, been inspired by the rhetoric of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher about the nature of their regime, an evil empire, and what should be done: "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"

Uncharitable Attack on Charity
By Edward Hudgins

Pelosi’s Eco-Totalitarianism
by Edward Hudgins

May 29, 2009 – House Speaker Nancy Pelosi recently met with Beijing officials to secure international agreement about tighter restrictions on economic activity in order to deal with perceived global warming.

Switzerland Attacked!

by Edward Hudgins

Elderly Couple Separated by Socialists
By Edward Hudgins

May 8, 2009 -- If you want to know what to expect from the Democrats’ plans for total government control of health care—and government control of everything else for that matter—consider the case of Terry Kaide, 87, and her husband Sidney, 89, both of Hawaii, Barack Obama’s state of origin.

An Atlas Society double feature:

Statement to Objectivist Living

[As posted on the Objectivist Living site]

Before I resolve the issue of Lindsay Perigo’s appearance at the 2008 TAS Summer Seminar, I first want to weigh in again on the issue of civility.

I am writing in response to the controversy on several online discussion boards about The Atlas Society’s 2008 Summer Seminar, and the inclusion of Lindsay Perigo as a speaker on the program. I want to explain our Summer Seminar policies, to place the current controversy in context, and to address real concerns about the wisdom of that invitation.

On Oct. 4, 2004, the 47th anniversary of the launch of Sputnik, humanity again made spaceflight history.

Creating Our Own Blessings
by Edward Hudgins

November 26, 2002 -- We’re told that Thanksgiving is a time to count our blessings, as the Massachusetts Pilgrims did in 1621 after a harsh year that saw half of the Mayflower’s original passengers perish. Today we mark Thanksgiving with parades and football as well as family gatherings, but few of us have ever experienced the Pilgrims’ near-starvation. What are the blessings we’re suppose to count today? How, exactly, are Americans blessed?

Milton Friedman: 1912-2006

by Edward Hudgins

Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman passed away on November 16, 2006 at the age of 94. Friedman was one of the most influential economists in the twentieth century and probably the most famous one advocating free markets, thanks in large part to his TV series and accompanying book "Free to Choose."

Report from the Front: Republican Election Fiasco

by Edward Hudgins

(In my article on "The Battle for the Soul of the Republican Party" in the Fall, 2006 issue of The New Individualist I analyzed the likely results of a GOP turning more and more to big government, interventionist policies. In that issue TNI editor Robert Bidinotto's piece on "Back to the Future?" looked at the philosophical degeneration of the Republican Party. The results of the party's direction were seen at the polls in the 2006 elections.)