March 21, 2014
Category: Interposition
March 20, 2014
Sheriff Hammond’s program catches flak, but tells of localist orientation
By David Tulis As American policing continues its long road away from peace-keeping and toward a sort of paramilitary occupation, it is refreshing to consider a development that hints …
March 10, 2014
Decentralization lets national, state power devolve to locale
By David Tulis Events in Ukraine are generating a great deal of huffing and puffing in Washington, as if its government has anything to do with a secession vote …
March 7, 2014
Thrive 2055 survey pretends to weigh concerns, pushes centralizing agenda
By David Tulis Survey results by the marketing company behind Thrive 2055 help us enter into the larger agenda of having a gaggle of 16 area counties join forces …
March 1, 2014
Chains of paper, or chains of iron; will Knowles defy gay opinion, if it comes?
By David Tulis Will Bill Knowles, the Hamilton County clerk, buckle? Will this Christian man and well-known local political figure agree to issue a marriage license if two homosexual …
February 26, 2014
Crowd stands for pledge; I fiddle with camera, check briefcase, duck into men’s room
Two Southern intellectuals say the United States is too large and no longer is a functioning representative republic. Our study of local economy highlights the problem of scale that …
February 12, 2014
Hiding behind erection, Anderson would muzzle electorate, let state sniff motives
By David Tulis Chattanooga city council’s homosexual member offers bluff talk to the election commission as it considers a resident petition for his recall. Chris Anderson, through an attorney, …
February 10, 2014