Our View on the Census Returns to Constitutional Limits
An opinion piece argues the census has overstepped its constitutional role by collecting intrusive personal data. It cites questions about race, disability, plumbing, and work travel, warns of potential misuse, and calls for restoring a limited enumeration focused on apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Census Bureau
Ed Hudgins
Cato Institute
War Department
Matt Glavin
Southeastern Legal Foundation
Glavin
Hudgins
Lament for Life magazine and a nation’s values
Cal Thomas laments Life magazine ending regular publication and shifting to rare special issues. He contrasts nostalgic clips from 1942 Life with modern moral concerns, arguing society risks losing virtues by chasing niche audiences and sensational covers. He notes polls placing moral values ahead of education and urges remembrance of past guidance.
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Time, Inc
Life
Henry Luce
Time
Henry Muller
Reborn Life
Voter.com
Europe
Hamilton Watch Co
America
Valley Forge
Brother
Friend
Cosmopolitan
Thomas
Moving targets across borders in a market economy
The column argues that Beijing's 103 employment categories bar rural migrants from city jobs, contrasting with U S mobility. It links urban protectionism to human rights concerns, noting similar U S limits via sovereignty and immigration enforcement while urging consistent free trade principles and open labor movement.
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Mao Yushi
New York Times
Mao
Beijing
China Business Times
Japan
China Youth Daily
World Trade Organization
the Times
United States
Nome
Alaska
Key West
Fla
Honolulu
Bangor
Maine
Tijuana
Mexico
San Diego
Toronto
Buffalo
N.Y
U.S
China
China Economic Times
US Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
New York
California
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Public Forum
Odessa
P.O
Freedom.com
Dunigan’s People
de Pacien
Reform Party
Jesse Ventura
Donald Trump
Rodessa American
Bill Salter
John Kerreen Brodnax
Cal Thomas
US. Rubber Company
Askpd Gazette
Jacob Sullum
Mallara
Illmore
By Bruce Tinsley
Fearby
Laredor Res
AB Sr Alem
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