Tag: Welfare

“You are not a slave, you are free” is a bold assertion I have made several times in the past few weeks to African-American men and women in Chattanooga. I propose they liberate themselves from …

 Former city council member Dave Crockett, a recent candidate for mayor, says Chuck Marohn of Strong Towns is “100 percent correct” in his analysis of how growth patterns since WWII have been nonproductive, and …

“It takes a remarkable force to keep nearly a million people quietly indoors for an entire day, home from work and school, from neighborhood errands and out-of-town travel. It takes a remarkable force to keep …

Chatsworth Police Department wins my first sissy cop award for extraordinary valor in offloading 99.98 percent of personal risk onto others and tasing an old woman so that the police chief and his two subordinates …

A traffic accident that takes the life of a family man in Soddy-Daisy remains “under investigation” as a widow and four children await word of what will happen to the man who killed James Brumlow. …

Under Tennessee law, a parent who does not wish to have vaccines for a child can obtain a religious exemption. This is a signed and written statement by the parent, citing those beliefs against vaccination …

A great lassitude seems to afflict the residents of Chattanooga and keeps them from being angry about the abuse of noncriminal people, particularly women placed under arrest and either cuffed or raped. That careless and …

Pot luck beats soup kitchens as Christians develop personalistic, open and charity-oriented ideals of local economy, entrepreneuership and free market. How business and capitalism bring the poor into the possibility economy.  The book is Practicing …