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Freedom of choice in health care?

Ed Iverson has a column in today's Moscow-Pullman Daily News . Nearly two centuries ago, Andrew Jackson broke the National Bank. Perhaps this was the last truly conservative platform of the last truly conservative president. The United States of America has been tacking back and forth while bearing...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 06-30-2010
Respect is due age not the superficial

Ed Iverson has a column in today's Moscow-Pullman Daily News . On this upcoming holiday of national significance, we should consider whom it is that we honor . To be sure, Independence Day is a time to honor the founders of our beloved nation. Many if not most of the Founding Fathers put their lives...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 06-28-2008
Our hats are tipped to working mothers

Ed Iverson has a column in Saturday’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News . Today, I tip my hat to working moms. How do working mothers do it? How do they manage to keep up with all of the complexities of administering a household and still compete successfully in the workplace? When I reflect on the mental...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 06-16-2008
There are moral hazards at every level

Ed Iverson has a column in Saturday’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News . Not too long ago a man would go bust and his friends and relatives might begin to suspect something. They might wonder if their friend did something he oughtn't have. Maybe he gambled? Perhaps he spent too many hours bending...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 06-02-2008
Outlawing the Pig

Great Britain refused to cave in to Nazi Germany, but they are going to bow to Islam. What would Winston Churchill say? From FrontPage Magazine : The practice of political correctness may soon be tallying another casualty: the pig . Increasingly, as America and the rest of the Western world continue...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 05-07-2008
Wonder who's really suffering in silence?

Ed Iverson has a column in today's Moscow-Pullman Daily News . He came off the top ropes with this one. Nine-year-old Razia was beaten and raped on April 26, 2004, in the town of Faisalabad, near Lahore, Pakistan. She went to the hospital with multiple burns, a lacerated left eye, a broken right...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 05-03-2008
A Caldecott moment with a bit of irony

Ed Iverson has a column in today's Moscow-Pullman Daily News . Not the story you expect. Some months before the attack on Pearl Harbor a delightful children's book appeared. It won the 1941 Caldecott medal, awarded annually for the best example of illustrated children's literature. Robert...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 04-19-2008
Needed: Real solutions for high gas prices

Ed Iverson has a column in today's Moscow-Pullman Daily News . Oil just zipped past $100 a barrel. One of the joke jockeys on late-night TV brought the funny-hammer down on Bush by alluding to his supposed dim understanding: when told about oil at $100 a barrel, Bush asked his advisors "how...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 03-22-2008
Racism and Planned Parenthood connection

Ed Iverson has a column in today's Moscow-Pullman Daily News . The 800-pound gorilla in the abortion business is Planned Parenthood . According to the latest documentation, the nonprofit organization runs an annual budget that is close to $1 billion. Supporters protest that only a portion of that...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 03-09-2008
Freeway leading to slavery lined with handouts

Ed Iverson has a column in today's Moscow-Pullman Daily News . "Every kettle has to set on its own bottom." So goes an old proverb that I heard often enough as a kid. By this and many other lessons, my elders sought to instill in me the importance of personal responsibility and hard work...

Posted to Right Mind (Weblog) by Right-Mind on 02-23-2008

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