WILLIAMS: Death by political correctness

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WILLIAMS: Legislative malpractice practiced

Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009

It has famously been said that America is a nation of laws not people. That is not the case when it comes to applying the laws of this country to its elected leaders. Amazingly, members of Congress are not covered by many of the statutes that they apply to the rest of the country.

WILLIAMS: Are Republicans ready to lead?

Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009

We are nearly a year into the Obama presidency now. Yet, with each passing day, this administration becomes increasingly focused on the issues that matter less, not more, to the average man on the street. Instead of building on big ideas with concrete details and personal leadership, the White House has chosen to focus instead on its fringe agenda.

WILLIAMS: The Limbaugh lie

Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009

In modern liberal society, it is OK to be a bigot; just so long you are a bigot for the left.

WILLIAMS: Unintended consequences of liberal policies

Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2009

The social engineering of liberal policymakers often has the unintended consequences of making life more difficult for the people it is trying to help. They justify liberal policies by correctly highlighting real institutional barriers like racism and historical poverty that have historically held back the disadvantaged. However, instead of teaching the disadvantaged to fish so they can feed themselves for a lifetime, they merely give them a fish to eat.

WILLIAMS: 'Hope Doctrine' risks America's security

Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009

Over the past month, President Obama has continuously and naively put America's security at grave risk. At the U.N. General Assembly meeting in September, Mr. Obama unintentionally announced his "Hope Doctrine" to promote world peace. In "our efforts to promote peace ... the most powerful weapon in our arsenal is the hope of human beings."

WILLIAMS: Countdown to war and Armageddon

Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009

The countdown to war between Israel and Iran has begun. Earlier this week, Tehran announced that it test-fired long-range missiles capable of striking Israel, Egypt, parts of Europe and American bases in the Persian Gulf.

WILLIAMS: Values from the Great Depression

Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009

When I was growing up during the postwar prosperity of 1960s, my parents continually reminded us about how fortunate we were to mature in the relative prosperity of an upper-middle-class farming family community in Marion, S.C.

WILLIAMS: The 'race-chasers' strike again

Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009

As serious debate on health care reform heats up, Democrats have taken to outright accusing those who oppose President Obama's health care reform plan as borderline racists.

WILLIAMS: Philosophical gap on health care

Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009

As Congress returns from its August recess, the political debate on health care reform revolves around four basic issues. First, how should the government provide health care for uninsured Americans? Second, how can reform reduce overall medical costs and improve health care? Third, who should pay for reform? Fourth, should there be a single-payer government health care option?