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D. W. McAliley

D. W. McAliley has 3 articles published.

D. W. McAliley
Mr. McAliley grew up in a small farming community in central North Carolina. After completing a degree in Laser Optics and Optical Physics, he studied Creative Writing and Philosophy at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Mr. McAliley has written for numerous websites and has authored several books, including an ongoing dystopian series about the aftermath of a massive EMP attack. Mr. McAliley now lives in Charlotte with his wife, three children, and three dogs.
Posted on in History/Philosophy/Politics

Declaration Of Freedom: How a Sixty Year Old Book Can Help The Conservative Movement Find Its Way

“The crucial feature of our troubled world is its tragic division.” That is the opening statement of Elton Trueblood’s book titled Declaration of Freedom, and those words are just as true now as they were sixty some odd years ago when he first penned them. If there is anything that this past year has made abundantly clear it is that our nation is tragically divided along lines of race, economics, political affiliation, and a host of other issues. We have seen the animosity of Bernie vs. Hillary, Hillary vs. Trump, and Trump vs. pretty much everyone else play out over… Keep Reading

Posted on in Economics/Politics

Work Force Participation Down Along With Unemployment

The latest jobs report is out for November 2016 and the media is in a frenzy over the fact that the unemployment rate has fallen to a nine year low at 4.6%. However, as anyone who has a passing familiarity with the voodoo science of statistics will tell you, numbers can be made to dance to any tune you wish and, contrary to popular opinion, they often lie. And while a 4.6% unemployment rate seems at face value to be great news for the economy, it is unwise to take anything from the government at face value and that holds… Keep Reading

Posted on in Politics

When Protecting Free Speech Isn’t Easy, It’s Still Right

The Constitution of the United States is one of the most truly revolutionary documents of political theory ever penned by mankind. It grants an enormous amount of power, authority, and autonomy to the individual citizen and makes each American a sovereign power unto themselves. A big part of this empowerment comes from the recognition in the Bill of Rights that there are certain powers, rights, and privileges that are beyond the power of the government. The BoR does not “grant” citizens these rights, it merely recognizes them and places them off-limits to the interference and control of the government. It’s… Keep Reading

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