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This is satire, which means it is probably not funny, but I wanted to play on being in the room where it happened—or should we say nothing new happened? Bob Seger once crooned, “There are some things I wish I didn’t know now that I didn’t know then.” This might…
Blue-state governors and attorneys general are already hatching plans conspiring to stop the mass deportations of illegal aliens, even criminals. It’s a strange move. Why protect lawbreakers over law-abiding citizens? Why defend criminals instead of their victims? It’s not just puzzling—it’s dangerous. They are Breaking the Law Under Title 8,…
I am no fan of Putin or Russia, but the facts are the facts and can help explain the reasons behind Russian aggression in Europe. I briefly examine Eastern European history and dealings between the former USSR/Russia and the United States/NATO. I will add a chronology of events and scary…
Regulation isn’t a bad word until it costs the average American thousands of dollars annually. Let’s compare the price tags of federal regulations under Trump and Biden and then examine inflationary increases. It’s a difference worth noting. During their respective administrations, Presidents Biden and Trump adopted contrasting approaches to federal…
Today’s Bible Trundle follows day 169 from our (my Diane and me) morning chronological reading through the Bible App. Proverbs is a book of wisdom and guidance, not commands or directives, which is situational in its application. This verse jumped out to me as the left promised a smooth transition…
In his comeback bid, Trump signals a return to his aggressive negotiation style, one he famously described in The Art of the Deal: “The worst thing you can possibly do in a deal is seem desperate to make it.” With China’s weakened economic state, Trump sees an opening to press…
The October Consumer Price Index (CPI) just released, showing a 0.2% increase month over month and 2.6% year over year. More concerning is the “core” inflation—excluding food and energy—up 0.3% for the month and 3.3% over the year. These numbers are a red flag, signaling inflation is sticking around longer…
I recently wrote about our local electric company’s offer to help pay for solar-powered homes where I addressed the obvious costs of the public utility covering these costs and whether they are coming out of the pockets of users who remain hooked to the power lines. A law school classmate…
The left often gaslights us, insisting tariffs are a hidden tax that raises prices and limits supply. This news story counters that narrative. During Trump’s first term, tariffs weren’t just for tax revenue—they were a strategic policy tool. The threat of tariffs was used to curb illegal immigration and remind…
Proverbs 11:29 (NIV): “Whoever brings ruin on their family will inherit only wind, and the fool will be servant to the wise.” The voters may have inherited the wind, but future generations will pay the price for their closed minds. School Choice was on the ballot this past November in…
