Category Archives: Constitution

Continue reading “Playing Well With Others”

When the media first reported that a White House functionary — later identified as Craig Livingstone -had obtained files containing personal information on Bush Administration employees, a lot of us felt queasy. The image of some partisan operative gloating over private information he might use to benefit his patrons and…
Continue reading “Government Terrorism”

Civil libertarians are under attack again, this time for insisting upon equal protection of the laws. The accusation is that support for equal legal treatment of women and gay people, is "anti-family." Apparently, if one is for "traditional family values" one must therefore be against civil rights…
Continue reading “Pro-Family?”

One cannot read the papers or listen to social conversations without being struck by the level of frustration with society’s seeming inability to address and correct current social problems. Those problems are very real: disintegrating family structure, crime and violence,…
Continue reading “Rights & Responsibilities”

Whatever one may think of any particular element of the Republican Contracts with America and Indiana, we should applaud the concept itself. By casting their political platform in the form of a contract, Republican candidates showed that they respected the historic distinction between…
Continue reading “That Other Contract with Indiana”