Boy, was it hot. And when you are dressed in black riding gear with a full-face helmet, hot becomes even hotter still. We don’t compromise on safety. Debbie and I both wear full-face German-made Schuberth riding helmets. I have a Finnish-made Rukka armored riding suit, and Debbie’s is made by Rivet. We treat our long […]
Cato Institute and Shareholders Reach Agreement in Principle
From The Cato Institute. WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Cato Institute and its shareholders have reached an agreement in principle that would resolve pending lawsuits filed by Charles Koch and David Koch against Cato, its CEO, and several of its directors.
What I Learned In Paris—2012 Part VI
Cuisses de grenouilles, pamplemouse, lapin, jambon, oeufs—probably names that do not just roll off your tongue.
Everything’s Fine
“The private sector is doing fine.”
The School Bus Driver & The Union Boss
Are you aghast? You drive a school bus. You are a member of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees. Your union is not surprisingly the country’s biggest public-sector union. And it sets the tone for other public-sector unions, but unfortunately in a fashion any sane person cannot admire.
What I Learned In Paris—2012 Part V
April in Paris. What a great tune. I think my favorite is Count Basie’s 1956 version. And late April in Paris is exactly the time I suggest you plan to go. There are dozens of reasons to visit Paris, and the Eiffel Tower is certainly a headliner. Simply breathtaking. I cannot wait to see it […]
Unlimited Federal Power
The Obama administration, more so than any in memory, is all about strengthening the office of the president and increasing federal power. Both fly in the face of our Founders’ wishes.
Scott Walker Delivers Bone-Crunching Punch to America’s Public-Sector Unions
A convincing win in Wednesday’s Wisconsin recall election catapults Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, along with Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, onto the national stage as a leader in what is now a national movement for better education for America’s children and grandchildren. These two governors will provide national leadership for a new model that literally will […]
What I Learned In Paris—2012 Part IV
They strut about on blue feet and are the only kind of poultry to be honored with France’s designation of Appellation d’Origine Controlee, an honor generally reserved for wine and cheese. Sporting dazzlingly white plumage and a fiery red crest, Bresse Blue lends new meaning to the word magnificent.
What I Learned In Paris—Spring 2012 Part III
What’s the one book you will never read? “Paris on a Budget.” Budget? Trust me, you are going to be taken deep in Paris.
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