Author Archives: Ralph Shnelvar

Gentle Reader, this opinion piece was written by my dear friend, Jim Remmert, one of the best and most knowledgeable Libertarians I know. “Lately, there has been a lot of media criticism about the need for and absence of “compromise” … Continue reading →

The following was published as a Letter to The Editor. http://www.dailycamera.com/letters/ci_20004563 I have added more that was not published below. Coming in 2013 (after the election) is a new tax 2.3% Obamacare excise tax on medical devices. That’s like a … Continue reading →

Why is it that policies that seem utterly obvious and in the public interest to me are … . Well, read below. I posted this on the Camera’s Jan 28th 2012 LTE blog. Shnelvar: Why not let the insurance companies … Continue reading →

SHARON LAROCQUE : Does anyone notice the manner in which drivers approach a traffic circle? It’s full speed ahead and never mind who is in the circle already. … Anyone have an answer? Read this article about REMOVING traffic signs … Continue reading →

SwitzTrail : Mr. Seigal, one of the quickest and least painful ways of balancing the budget would be if we could halve the roughly %9 unemployment rate with good paying jobs. If more people were receiving a decent paycheck, there … Continue reading →

STEVEN SEIGAL: We need to live within our means, plain and simple, and we should demand the same of our politicians as they spend the public’s money. Chuck Wright wrote: As long as it’s legal for the government to live … Continue reading →

Most of my articles are inspired by questions or comments on the Camera’s Opinion page blog. CompFedUp said: So, Ralph, since you’re an official libertarian, perhaps you can explain why our health care system is so bad in comparison to … Continue reading →

I urge the Gentle reader to read http://www.dailycamera.com/guestopinion/ci_14059029 A poster, btm1001, wrote: “And since the new minimum wage means employers will hire the most skilled applicants first, teens find they are left out in the cold.” So prior to the … Continue reading →