One surprising aspect of the partial federal government so-called “shutdown” is what a small portion of the budget is actually affected, in turn bringing attention to just how little impact Congress can have on spending through the normal budget process.
Read more ›Archive for October 7th, 2013
Washington D.C. By Night
My family and I recently visited Washington D.C., and since there are so many patriot readers at American Clarion, I wanted to share some of the pictures I took with you. These are from our first night there, arriving late in the afternoon with enough time to get checked into the hotel, grab a bite to eat and see a few sights by night.
Read more ›Wealth Inequality In America
The video “Wealth Inequality in America” was recently featured on Upworthy, a social media megaphone. It was then re-posted by a significant minority that’s become more infatuated with socialism. The video is not only misleading, but the research methods of its underlying study are laughable.
Read more ›Why Central-Planning Won’t Work
Those who believe in a constitutionally limited government do not believe that it is possible or advisable to try to run an economy and a society through central planning. The very attempt to use central planning short circuits the myriad of personal decisions which make up the routine functions of a free economy and that is the bedrock of a free society. Every group that advocates central planning, no matter what they call themselves are Utopians who believe that they can do a better job making decisions for everyone than everyone can make for themselves.
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