Ken Connor

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Feb 17, 2010
Change You Can Believe In
Here\'s a news flash, Mr. Obama: It\'s you who are confused. You have drastically underestimated the intelligence of the American voter.
Feb 13, 2010
Taking Care of People, Not Problems
Our humanity is not contingent upon our mental or physical fitness―at least, it shouldn\'t be.
Jan 30, 2010
(Mis)Reading the Tea Leaves
Turns out that dissatisfaction with the \"other side\" does not a successful leader make, as the recent election of Massachusetts Republican Scott Brown to the U.S. Senate demonstrates.
Jan 23, 2010
Whose Sin?
Christians should not be quick to assume that because calamity has befallen another, sin is the root cause of their problem.
Jan 16, 2010
Haggling Over Price
No matter how he tries to spin it, the legislation that Senator Nelson voted for does not contain unequivocal language barring federally-funded abortions.
Jan 9, 2010
Taming the Tiger
Undoubtedly, in the coming months Tiger will be looking for a way to restore his reputation and, perhaps, save his shattered marriage.
Dec 24, 2009
The Wonder of the Incarnation
Have you ever noticed how, when it comes to the rich and powerful, the most impressive people are those that eschew the many benefits of their
Dec 19, 2009
The Bondage of Debt
The United States cannot continue on this path of fiscal gluttony indefinitely. With every dollar we borrow, we sacrifice more and more of our freedom.
Dec 12, 2009
Principle vs. Pragmatism
As the political seas continue to churn over issues such as abortion, healthcare, cap-and-trade, bailouts, the war, and Climategate, the ideological divisions between the two major parties appear to run deeper than ever before.
Dec 7, 2009
Global Warming in the Hot Seat
As world leaders prepare to gather in Copenhagen to discuss a global strategy for combating climate change—a strategy likely to involve a substantial growth of government power at the expense of individual and economic liberty—a shock wave of controversy threatens to shatter what many have come to view as settled science.