Difference between revisions of "Star Parker"
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# [[NAACP]] | # [[NAACP]] | ||
| − | #* accuses "well meaning white conservative" [[Rick Santorum]] of being [[racist]] | + | #* it accuses "well meaning white conservative" [[Rick Santorum]] of being [[racist]] |
| − | #* promotes [[same sex marriage]] as a [[civil rights]] issue. | + | #* it promotes [[same sex marriage]] as a [[civil rights]] issue. |
# Welfare | # Welfare | ||
#* endless expansion of [[welfare]] programs | #* endless expansion of [[welfare]] programs | ||
Revision as of 17:28, January 9, 2012
Star Parker is founder and president of CURE, the Center for Urban Renewal and Education, a 501c3 think tank which explores and promotes market based public policy to fight poverty, as well as author of the newly revised Uncle Sam's Plantation: How Big Government Enslaves America's Poor and What We Can do About It. [1]
Issues
- NAACP
- it accuses "well meaning white conservative" Rick Santorum of being racist
- it promotes same sex marriage as a civil rights issue.
- Welfare
- endless expansion of welfare programs
- the destructiveness of welfare state programs on African Americans
- welfare dependency
- perverse incentives
- socialized medicine
- Medicaid
- "bankrupting states and delivering substandard health care"
- Medicaid reform
- inner city public schools are beyond repair
- breakdown of the traditional black family
- the sharp weapon of racial intimidation
- sexual irresponsibility and immorality led to "the top three social crises confronting us as a nation today": AIDS, abortion, and the entire welfare state [2]