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Peter Roff Archive

  • Civil War Anniversary -- Are We Still a Nation Divided?

    Published April 12, 2011

    The first shots in the Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter on April 12, 150 years ago today. There are those who suggest the nation is once again as divided as it was a century and a half ago. Do they have a point?

  • Another Foolish Move By Congress

    Published March 01, 2011

    Catch share is not only a better deal for the fishing industry, its good for the U.S. taxpayer.

  • Why Vote?

    Published November 02, 2010

    Your vote is your voice – and the only person who can silence your voice is you.

  • Sen. Lisa Murkowski's Modern-Day Fairy Tale Deserves to Be Mocked

    Published September 24, 2010

    Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s decision to run as a write in candidate, after promising, while she was ahead in the polls that she would respect the wishes of the voters, is an angry and petulant act that shows utter contempt for the democratic process.

  • 5 Places You'll (Probably) Never Find a Supreme Court Justice

    Published May 12, 2010

    Don't go looking for our Supreme Court justices in any of these places...

  • Why America Needs to Listen to Newt

    Published April 14, 2010

    It is deceptive to argue that Obama is a centrist. As Gingrich suggests, he sits atop a secular, socialist machine that seeks to enlarge the power of the American government in order to remake American society and reshape its values.

  • What Obama Must Do In His State of the Union Speech

    Published January 27, 2010

    This one speech will not revive the president’s lagging fortunes but it still could make a big difference in the future.

  • Kennedy, Catholics and Communion

    Published November 24, 2009

    In civil society we look to our institutions of faith to define the right and wrong positions on moral issues, like abortion. 

  • Why Self-Insurance Is the Answer to Our Health Care Mess

    Published October 29, 2009

    The real way to fix our health care mess is to follow a self-insurance model.

  • The People Spoke on Saturday

    Published September 14, 2009

    It’s easy to dismiss the crowd on Saturday as the product of “AstroTurf” lobbying -- the kind of activity national organizations stage to make it appear that an issue has captured more attention out in America’s heartland than it actually has. It would be easy -- and it would be wrong.