The Codification of Tyranny: January 6th and the Collapse of Justice by Diane Stevens
History will remember January 6th not as an insurrection but as the day the rule of law was weaponized against…
Tariffs, Terrorists, and Taking Back Control: A Warning of “STOP IT>>>>>JUST STOP IT”
This country boy sees the Trump Tariffs as plain and straightforward – righting wrongs. If not now, when and at…
Pardon me Big Guy, can you spare your brother a pardon … and our wives, sons and daughters and your sister too?
Comer was right when he called them The Biden Crime Family. And Joe Biden was called “the Big Guy” by…
Cha-Ching: Follow the money – When the Supreme Court opened the coffers of the rich and powerful to influence elections, it was the beginning of the end of your vote and your voice.
The floodgates for dark money from dark souls who hide in the shadows with fists full of cash. And it…
The Genius of the American Constitution (major revision of earlier post) 1,706 words
Why It Endures The American Constitution, adopted in 1787, has been the foundation of the United States’ stability and success…
The Budget Blitz: Reconciliation and the Art of Getting Things Done (405 words)
Get ready for the buzzword of the year: “budget reconciliation.” In the coming months, this procedural workhorse will take center…
The Great Remote Work Swindle: Taxpayer Dollars at Work (Or Not)
If you’ve ever wondered what government waste looks like, imagine this: billions of your tax dollars being spent on federal…
No-Show Federal Employees are Now Being Remote-ly Professional: The Deep State’s Ghost Town (Word Count: 628; reading Time: ~3 minutes)
Imagine a government so bloated and disconnected that it pays billions for empty desks. This isn’t science fiction. It’s your…
Why Are the Democrats Protecting Criminals While They Hurt Americans?
Blue-state governors and attorneys general are already hatching plans conspiring to stop the mass deportations of illegal aliens, even criminals.…
The Hidden Tax of Government Regulations
Regulation isn’t a bad word until it costs the average American thousands of dollars annually. Let’s compare the price tags…