Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Yet another episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation proves to be prophetic about American politics in 2021. A few posts ago, I argued that Star Trek: The Next Generation, which debuted in 1987, was proving to be uncannily prophetic when it came to life in the 21st century. Another
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It would require a constitutional amendment, but my guest author posits a way that the feds can standardize stringent anti-fraud controls. A friend who wishes to remain nameless emailed me a suggestion for standardizing an anti-fraud approach to handling federal elections. It requires more federal control, something that should make
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Today: The History of the Bill of Rights, Prohibition Ends, Battle of Nashville, the Holocaust in the Ukraine, Nero, Sitting Bull, Christmas Music And More . . . Holidays and Observances on Dec. 15 Bill of Rights Day – Today we celebrate the Bill of Rights becoming the law of
Continue readingThe Obama government is small, spiteful, and petty. There are no other words for it. Case in point: The WWII Memorial in Washington, D.C., which is an outdoor memorial. There are no tickets sold, no doors to open or close, and no staffers. It is not an open air museum.
Continue readingThis tidbit showed up in today’s paper: Adding an extra dollar to peak-hour commutes across the Golden Gate Bridge is supposed to make the trip faster by discouraging people from crossing at the busiest times. So bridge officials were a little befuddled when, in the days leading up to hatching
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