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Margaret Thatcher’s Compassion

Margaret Thatcher’s Compassion

By Edward Hudgins

 April 8, 2013 -- A criticism of the late, great Margaret Thatcher, prime minister of Great Britain from 1979 to 1990, echoes the digs at her political friend and ally Ronald Reagan: that she was an uncaring, dogmatic political ideologue. In 1986, The Sunday Times wrote “The Queen reportedly … believes that Mrs. Thatcher's Conservative Party Government lacks compassion and should be more caring toward less privileged members of society.”

Hugo Chávez: Dead Demagogue

Hugo Chávez: Dead Demagogue

By Edward Hudgins


The world is thankfully rid of Hugo Chávez, the president and strongman demagogue of Venezuela. But it is not rid of the problems he exploited—and often created—nor of the morally shameless individuals who pimped for him in the United States.

Class hatred

After a failed military coup in 1992, Chávez came to power through election in 1999 intending to transform his country into a socialist regime. He wanted to be the next Fidel Castro.

Obama Campaign Engages in Socialist Concepts

Obama Campaign Engages in Socialist Concepts

(Our friend and supporter Marjorie Peters had an excellent Letter to the Editor published in The Brunswick News. I share it here in its entirety. Great job Marjorie! – Edward Hudgins, director of advocacy, The Atlas Society.) 

France Fried: The 2012 Elections & Return to Socialism

France Fried: The 2012 Elections & Return to Socialism

By Edward Hudgins
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French voters guillotined the reelection hopes of center-right President Nicolas Sarkozy in favor of Socialist François Hollande, putting France on a faster road to national collapse.

The welfare states of Western Europe have practiced milder forms of the statist economics and spiritual collectivism that were found in the former Soviet bloc. They have thus been experiencing a slow-motion version—now accelerating—of the collapse that occurred two decades ago in the East.