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Latest From John Myers July 25, 2012 The Dog Days Of Global Warming » There have been massive forest fires and record temperatures across North America this summer. With this heat wave impacting so many millions of people, it must be definitive proof of global warming — or so the Big Green Machine would like us to believe.  More » Hot Topics The Age Of GAVEAD » In my new book, The Entrepreneur: The Way Back for the U.S. Economy, I pose the question: When the lessons of history so clearly demonstrate that redistribution of wealth always ends badly for a nation, what could possibly motivate so many people to ignore such evidence? More » Personal Liberty News Military Spending A Poor Investment » If you believe that American military spending should be thoroughly examined and trimmed, neither Barack Obama nor Mitt Romney is your guy. The two candidates make the same defense-cuts-make-us-less-safe arguments and offer different solutions. More » Federal Agencies Poor Students Of Communication » A 2010 Act required Federal agencies to take steps to use clearer language in paperwork and laws. The Center for Plain Language has graded 12 Federal agencies based on their compliance and efforts to improve.  More » High School Graduation Held In Church Ruled UnConstitutional » For years, high schools have used large buildings in the community for graduation. But church buildings might have to be crossed off the list after a ruling in Wisconsin on Monday. More » 7-Year-Old Calls Obama 'Rude' » Clara Sutton, co-owner of Cool Blast Lemonade, has a message for President Barack Obama following his "You didn't build that," remark in Roanoke, Va. "I would say that's rude," Clara said.  More » You Sound Off! An Open Appeal To Occupy Wall Street I can certainly empathize with the Occupy Wall Street Movement. While ex-Goldman guy/U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, fellow ex-Goldman guy/New York Fed President Tim Geithner and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke worked diligently to use taxpayer money to bail out Goldman Sachs and some other 1 percenters, the rest of us were dealing with layoffs, foreclosures and bankruptcies — with no bailouts in sight, just more circular rhetoric and broken promises. In the midst of all this has emerged a war cry directed against capitalism itself. It is here that I feel some of my fellow 99 percenters may have been misled and have thus misdirected their fiery and very justified frustration.  More »