John Locke Updates: 2006

According to Warren Farrell in Why Men Earn More, capitalism is not inherently biased against women. There are, as George Leef says in his review of this book, “perfectly rational…

To some extent, this year’s election will bring change. Here’s a few things leaders should note on their 2007 “To Do” list. In the realm of higher education, liberal fixation…

To the Education Bureaucracy, it seems like the world is never enough. It’s as if every citizen is made in the Midas mold, seeing school buildings with a golden eye…

Paul Chesser, on AmSpec Blog, reports that Charlie Cook thinks there’s “no ebb in the wave” for Democrats. Paul’s comments on this declaration illuminate a missing piece in the…

Jon Ham‘s coverage of the Duke Law School panel on the Duke lacrosse case was linked by all of the major Duke lacrosse case bloggers. That resulted in more…

There are a few, major state issues that the JLF has been weighing in on that we all should be paying attention to. Right in line with two seasonally rare…

With reform halted, or at least shushed, and the shibboleth, “What’s in it for me?” still a question that needs answering before politician’s buy into a political deal, the informed…

Some numbers put the Wake County school bond in peril. If the poll turns out to be prescient, Terry Stoops might have to hire a secretary. His recent…

Out this month in the fall edition of Tennessee Baptist History, in time for a handful of specialists to read, is Troy Kickler‘s article “A Limited Revolution: Black Baptists in…

The political fallout from the Geddings trial is just the beginning. As the money trail leads to pockets, we’re sure to run through a checklist of state leaders who,…