Ayn Rand on Atlas Shrugged

Ayn Rand on Contradictions

Ayn Rand on Economics

Ayn Rand on Corruption

Ayn Rand on Communism and Socialism

Ayn Rand on Tyranny

Ayn Rand on Politics

Ayn Rand on Government

Red-Lined Bill of Rights

It's a pity that so much red-ink has been used to touch up this symbolic piece of parchment, especially since so much blood has been spilled to protect it.

It might be time to correct the "Teacher's" red-lined "corrections".  Is it Tea time again? Or maybe better to wonder "Who is John Galt?"

Alas, newly confirmed CIA Director John Brennan chose to take his oath of office on the original Constitution without the Bill of Rights.  Inquiring minds what to know what this means.

Ayn Rand on Mistakes

Civic Inversion?

Who is John Galt?

Ayn Rand on Government

Ayn Rand on the Constitution

Lotto Luck Avoiding the Fiscal Cliff

As American teeters at the edge of the fiscal cliff, and most of the Lamestream Media gave saturation coverage to Powerball mania, it may be instructive to use the lotto fever paradigm to explain the futility of “soaking the rich” via President Obama’s unceasing class warfare campaigning as governing strategy.

As the Heritage Foundation’s graphic illustrates, even confiscating all of the lucky Lotto winners gross (granted government already takes around 50%), this would only fund the Federal Government for 86 MINUTES.

... If the American public thinks that by soaking the wealthiest one percent, it will balance the budget, then lotto luck. If they are able to engage in critical thinking, it would behoove them to determine what is someone’s “fair share”. Moreover, since the Obama Administration has defined millionaires downward to just $200,000, they should discern how low the label of the wealthy will go when seizing true millionaire’s incomes only funds the government for around just 100 days. As Ayn Rand observed in Atlas Shrugged: “If you don't know, the thing to do is not to get scared, but to learn.” READ MORE at DCBarroco.com

Ayn Rand on Politics

Ayn Rand on Creation