Robert Reich and annulling a presidency
I’ve really got to wonder what is in Robert Reich’s coffee: Suppose, just suppose, Robert Mueller finds overwhelming and indisputable evidence that ...
Category: Politics
Stop blaming the tariffs
From Case Labs’ website: Text for those with accessibility technologies: We are very sad to announce that CaseLabs and its parent company will be closing ...
Treason
The United States is unique when it comes to governance in one spectacular way: treason is defined above the government in our Constitution. This means the defi...
Net Neutrality was never going to work
Your ISP oversells your data rate. I’ll just say that up front. I’m privileged to have Google Fiber, which is a 1 gigabit per second, full duplex, I...
Redefining terms to infringe the Second Amendment
Article: What does it mean to “bear arms”?, The Economist I’m not going to waste much space on this. “Bear arms”, or “to keep and bear a...
The strange case of Dana Loesch and Genevieve Curran
Which is, rather, a strange case of mistaken identity. For at least the last week on Twitter, many have been pushing around pictures of Genevieve Curran as if t...
Self-sufficiency
From an article in the New York Times called “The Boys Are Not All Right“: Too many boys are trapped in the same suffocating, outdated model of masc...
A prediction regarding language
With social justice warriors in the United States and much of the rest of the English-speaking world continually labeling words and phrases as being racist and ...
Squatter’s rights and illegal immigration
In June 2016 I wrote an article describing a viable compromise regarding the “terrorist watch list” that would give Democrats what they want —...
As we leave 2017
One lesson all of us should learn ahead of this Christmas given everything that’s happened politically in 2017 and also 2016: RIGHTS limit how the governm...