Stop calling them names!
My liberal friends are asking these questions on Twitter and other fora: Why did so many Americans – more than last time – vote for Trump? Why didn’t they see the light when we called them deplorable racists? W More...
This morning the Dallas Democratic and Republican chairs issued a joint statement which reads in part:
Both sides are ready to cry foul.
President Trump has infamously refused to say whether he’ll accept the results of the upcoming election. That’s unacceptable, of course. If the election is close, both sides will demand recounts in key More...
That Should Worry Us.
In the runup to an election which will determine both the presidency and control of congress, the stock market has been almost oblivious to changing poll numbers and has stayed near its all-time highs, which were More...
Don’t let Trump have that excuse.
“Nearly 100,000 New York City voters have been sent invalid absentee ballots, with wrong names or addresses” – More...
Could give him the landslide that would be good for America… or not.
“My fellow Americans, my opponent has refused to agree to cede power peacefully if you vote him out of office. We know you will not be deterred by his threats. Am More...
The pandemic has shown the flaws in my orthodox conservative economic view.
Fallacy #1. Wages will find their “right” level in a free market
There is an essential asymmetry in the fact that most employers have More...
Public School Teachers’ Unions Are a Good Example of Why
Masks and vaccination, yes. Reusable shopping bags and recycling compost, no.
Government should not use its authority to mandate promiscuously. Personal freedom does demand respect and deference. Overuse of mandates – especially mandat More...
Reduce dependence on the Postal Service.
Maybe crippling the US Postal Service is a diabolical plot by Trump to prevent ballots for his opponents from counting; maybe discrediting mailed in ballots is his plan B for claiming fraud if h More...
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