The Wright Amendment and Southwest Airlines
George Will argues the Wright Amendment illustrates how government policy creates excess capacity and harms competition in the airline industry. He recalls Southwest’s rise from three planes at Love Field to a disruptor that pressured larger carriers and prompts calls to repeal the restriction.
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Debate Over Evolution Mirrors Kansas Conflicts
Richard Cote, professor emeritus of philosophy at Kansas University, argues the Kansas Board of Education overreach shows the clash between science and religion. He notes history of Darwin debates and emphasizes science seeks testable explanations not supernatural causes. He cautions against politicizing curricula and defends free inquiry and the design concept as a modest guide in biology.
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