Statehood For DC Will Not Improve the Well-Being of Its Residences

DC Politics, Voting No Comments »

As a resident of the District of Columbia I noticed the past few weeks an uptick in campaign style posters advocating “Statehood for DC Now.”  I guess with the election of Barack Obama and the Democratic control of Congress, proponents of statehood think they have a good chance of success.  The whole problem with this [...]

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Election Results

Catholic Church, Congress, Presidential Politics, Voting 2 Comments »

Though I wanted Senator McCain to win, I do want to congratulate Senator Obama on being elected the 44th President of the United States.  The title of a article on National Review Online by Bill Whittle said it best on how one should act in defeat:  The only solace to be found in losing is in [...]

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Election Day

Congress, DC Politics, Presidential Politics, Voting 1 Comment »

It took me about 55 minutes to vote this morning.  A rational person would say why bother (see Tyler Cowen’s comments at Marginal Revolution)?  As a Republican in the District of Columbia I was I believe one of about five residents who voted for Senator McCain.  In addition, the only other real race in the city [...]

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The Need for Better Voter Registration Procedures

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This election season there has been a lot of talk about voter fraud, especially with the action of ACORN.  For me, much of the controversy is related to the fact we don’t distinguish between rights and privileges. A right is something inherent to every individual.  For instance, each human has a right to his or [...]

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