2006 Article Archive
Is low turnout the problem? Or is it a symptom of the problem?
November 7, 2006
Is low turnout the problem? Or is it a symptom of the problem?
Unions want unfair elections
November 7, 2006
Unions want unfair elections
The case for voter identification
November 7, 2006
The case for voter identification
Can a key American ally defend herself?
November 2, 2006
“Taiwan’s defenses are collapsing while China’s are expanding at breathtaking speed,” report Michael Needham and John Tkacik of Heritage’s Asian Studies Center.
Time for spending restraint
November 2, 2006
Time for spending restraint
Refuting Sen. Kerry’s distortions
November 2, 2006
Refuting Sen. Kerry’s distortions
An imperfect solution for education
October 31, 2006
Unfortunately, writes Heritage visiting fellow Eugene Hickok, NCLB is not “the formula for what ails American education.” In truth, “it would be a mistake to think that No Child Left Behind delivers the education system we need.”
Survey says: too much government
October 31, 2006
“In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem,” President Ronald Reagan said in his first inaugural address. “Government is the problem.” A quarter century later, a new poll from CNN finds that a solid majority of Americans continues to share the Gipper’s belief in limited government.
Liberal myths about the troops
October 31, 2006
“The Heritage report refutes utterly the statement made by John Kerry yesterday at a rally for California Democratic gubernatorial nominee Phil Angelides,” columnist Michael Barone writes on his US News & World Report blog.
The liberals’ ghoulish foreign policy
October 31, 2006
Just in time for Halloween, Heritage national security expert Peter Brookes provides a look at the scary liberal foreign policy agenda. If liberals take the reins of power in Washington, Brookes writes, “expect U.S. foreign and defense policy to veer sharply left, with little guiding philosophy beyond ABB—Anything But Bush.”
