Tag Archives: Altruism
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Championing The Moral Case for Separating State and The Economy – What’s That About?
Leave a commentMay 23, 2019 by Anders Ingemarson
Our website analytics tell us the “Why Separate?” section gets little respect. We think this a pity as along with …
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Lethal Moral Code—and Why Conservatives are Defenseless
7January 30, 2019 by Anders Ingemarson
According to most accounts, from YouTube college-to-Congress dancing performances to tweets to media appearances, Ms. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a fun-loving, …
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Dear College Grad: Looking for a Cool Life? Join Corporate America, Not the Peace Corps
1May 23, 2018 by Anders Ingemarson
In a recent Wall Street Journal piece “Advice to New Grads: Scale or Bail”, Andy Kessler offers a piece of …
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2018 Health Reform Recipe: Claim The Moral High Ground
3January 30, 2018 by Anders Ingemarson
With tax reform in the books, signs are that Republicans may take another shot at reforming government health insurance and …
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Dear Republicans: Where Is Your Positive Healthcare Vision?
2July 11, 2017 by Anders Ingemarson
This September four years ago, we lamented on these pages that the “Defund Obamacare” movement (this was before “Repeal and …
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Pre-existing Conditions: Healthcare Kryptonite for Republicans
1March 9, 2017 by Anders Ingemarson
The Investor’s Business Daily 3/7 editorial headline said it best: Republicans Cave on ObamaCare. After acknowledging that the plan has …
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Flogging the Confederate Flag – A Case Study in Rational Moral Certainty
Leave a commentJuly 1, 2015 by Anders Ingemarson
The recent racist motivated church shooting in Charleston, South Carolina, re-ignited the debate over flying the Confederate flag in general, …
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