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Author Archives: Aaron Berk

Posted inColumns, Opinion

Laws should be simple and all-encompassing to be fair

by Aaron Berk May 31, 2010August 29, 2022

We are a country of laws and many would say those laws are what keeps our society civilized and allows us to generally go about our business in an orderly and structured society.

Posted inColumns, Opinion

Rand Paul revisits Civil Rights Act

by Aaron Berk May 23, 2010August 29, 2022

Paul’s position on the 1964 Civil Rights Act is pretty clear: he believes in nine of the 10 sections that dealt with removing discrimination by the government.

Posted inColumns, Opinion

Government Should Draw A Line and Stick to It

by Aaron Berk May 16, 2010August 29, 2022

When the founding fathers came up with the Constitution, they set lines in the sand for what the federal government can and cannot do. These lines are very important, once […]

Posted inColumns, Opinion

The inflation party looks like it’s coming to a close

by Aaron Berk May 9, 2010August 29, 2022

There have been major riots in Greece lately, as people are upset with their government as it tries to cut back its out-of-control debt.

Posted inColumns, Opinion

Disappointment and Optimism over ASI Elections

by Aaron Berk May 2, 2010August 29, 2022

I’d like to make a few suggestions to the next ASI president; first, the sky is the limit and don’t let anybody tell you otherwise.

Posted inColumns, Opinion

Jurors hold a controversial power

by Aaron Berk April 25, 2010August 29, 2022

I know of one way in which an individual can have power over the government by being a part of the system rather than working against it — it’s called jury duty.

Posted inColumns, Opinion

America is not a democracy and should never hope to be one

by Aaron Berk April 18, 2010August 29, 2022

Majority rule is not all it has been chalked up to be and the more we move towards it, the more our liberties and freedoms are destroyed.

Posted inColumns, Opinion

WikiLeaks Leaks Classified War Video

by Aaron Berk April 11, 2010August 29, 2022

An organization called WikiLeaks recently posted a classified video to YouTube showing a U.S. Apache Helicopter opening fire on people in Iraq in 2007.

Posted inColumns, Opinion

Opening Our Minds Beyond A Linear World

by Aaron Berk April 4, 2010August 29, 2022

Who would you vote for: Stalin or Hitler? Hopefully you’re thinking neither, despite the fact that you were presented with what appears to be a choice between the two.

Posted inColumns, Opinion

The government needs to get back to basics

by Aaron Berk March 7, 2010August 29, 2022

As a human being, I can’t think of anything more important than having rights and having them respected.

Posted inColumns, Opinion

Ron Paul deserved to win the CPAC poll for presidential candidate

by Aaron Berk February 28, 2010August 29, 2022

At the recent Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington D.C., a poll was conducted of the participants, of which one of the questions was “Thinking ahead to the 2012 Presidential election, who would you vote for as the next Republican nominee for President?”

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