Walter Williams pans political correctness in war
Walter Williams‘ latest column posted at Human Events questions restrictive rules of engagement for American troops in the Middle East. War is nasty, brutal and costly. In our latest wars,…
retired United States Air Force general
Walter Williams‘ latest column posted at Human Events questions restrictive rules of engagement for American troops in the Middle East. War is nasty, brutal and costly. In our latest wars,…
North Carolina awarded its electoral votes to the Democratic presidential candidate for the first time in three decades. What does that mean for the future of Tar Heel politics? John…
That’s the title retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Thomas McInerney assigns to the ongoing campaign against terrorist operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other hot spots. McInerney shared his ideas today…
Customers across North Carolina have seen lines at gas pumps in recent weeks, and many saw bags over empty gas pumps since Hurricane Ike. John Locke Foundation Vice President for…
The retired three-star, familiar to attendees at John Locke Foundation Headliner events, called Sen. John Kerry’s comments on Monday “despicable” and says, “It’s like being in the Battle of the…
While you’re sifting through your CDs (or records) to find classic album tracks this weekend, remember to catch the latest Carolina Journal Radio program. Daren Bakst will share his concerns…
That was one of the key themes of Lt. Gen. Thomas McInerney’s Headliner lecture today in Asheville. The general offered the John Locke Foundation and its guests ideas for winning…
Lindalyn, as usual, is out and about. She spoke with the Crescent Republican Women’s Group in Granite Quarry, NC. She gave an overview of the Alliance, jumped right into student…
For planning purposes What: John Locke Foundation Headliner Luncheon When: Noon Tuesday, September 19, 2006 Where: Renaissance Asheville Hotel 1 Thomas Wolfe Place, Asheville, NC (Directions are available at www.JohnLocke.org/events.)…
If you compare the connotation of “domestic wiretapping” to “terrorism surveillance,” you know that the language we use has a major impact on the message we convey. Driving back from…