Monthly Archives: January 2013

If Only We Could Vote with Our Feet — The Toy Gun

Posted on 20. January 2013 by Eric Niewoehner

Once again something that three adults in a room could figure out in a ten minute conversation has catapulted into a lawsuit.  Once again the taxpayers of a school district are going to actually consider defending a bunch of bumpkins … Continue reading →

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If Only We Could Vote with our Feet

Posted on 14. January 2013 by Eric Niewoehner

Would you prefer to have your tax dollars go to where people are free to choose, or be directed where people are more tightly controlled?  Todd Starnes has recently posted a controversy brewing in Phillipsburg, NJ (see below).   The local … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Stuff, Education | 1 Comment

A Solution to the Hobby Lobby Problem?

Posted on 3. January 2013 by Eric Niewoehner

Recently a rather humble, obscure family-run business has been launched into the nation’s headlines by refusing to comply with the federal mandate that owners must violate their religious values, their faith and their conscience by requiring that they provide health … Continue reading →

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What’s “fair” when paying a Congressman.

Posted on 2. January 2013 by Eric Niewoehner

I put this idea out as a basis for discussion — this is no definitive solution.  Have fun. With the recent wrangle over Congressional pay a great deal of discussion has gone about regarding what is fair.  It is indeed … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics, Politics | 2 Comments