Governor
Essays

The issue of immigration reform has prompted a great deal of political rhetoric. This discussion concerns the existential fallacy used by Arizona governor Jan Brewer to justify a draconian anti-immigration policy. The discussion examines the inherent fallacy in using claims of federal inaction--which are patently false--in order to justify unconstitutional anti-immigration law.

Jamestown colony was founded as an entrepreneurial enterprise, sponsored by the King of England in 1606. In search of gold as well as new water passages to the Orient, members of the English gentry established the…

Man has evolved, from times immemorial, because of certain instinctual traits. Each of these is to ensure the survival and spread of the species. The need to eat and find shelter is instinctual.

In 1761, James Otis represented the merchants of Boston in a case regarding the legality of "writs of assistance," documents which gave their holders the authority to enter and search any home or building in the…

Shakespeare is perhaps the most famous playwright of all time. It is hard to imagine that in the seventeenth century, Shakespeare was just another playwright alongside others such as Marlowe and Webster, to name only two.

Tax expenditures are losses to the treasury that stem from loopholes, exemptions, credits or deductions to specific categories of taxpayer or activity. These are considered tax expenditures because rather than being a…

Many of the problems that arise from drug abuse could be mitigated if we were to find the political and moral courage to end this "war" and reexamine this issue in another light. This paper will argue if the use of drugs were to be decriminalized that would be a start. Steps taken to legalize drugs, and regulate their sale, that would significantly reduce violence as well as costs related to law enforcement and prosecution and the inevitable prison sentences that follow.

Ku Klux Klan: Terrorist Group Posing as a Social Organization

¶ … earth, as the people of the old world had come to meet the ones from the new one on the American continent. The island of Hispaniola had been the place to host the meeting between the natives and the Europeans.

Numerous reports from European traders, missionaries, soldiers and explorers in the 16th and 17th Centuries reveal the same information about the devastating effect smallpox and other epidemic diseases had on the…