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Democrats Are Working to Create Permanent Democratic Presidential Rule 0
- 2020 Presidential Race, Abuse of Authority, Front Page, Opinions
- March 12, 2020
This article is not about the 2020 election. It’s about a more serious effort by the Democratic party to permanently control the presidency. The effort has a non-threatening name “The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact,” (“NPV”). Under NPV, a state, by agreement with other states in the compact, awards all its electoral votes to the
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Our Standards on Civility are Trash 0
- 2020 Presidential Race, Abuse of Authority, Front Page, Opinions, Philosophy, War & Peace
- March 8, 2020
People on the left, right and center are constantly criticizing Donald Trump for his juvenile comments and behavior—and rightly so. The president’s inclination toward hurling insults at others is malicious and needlessly divisive. Underlying the criticisms of the president’s words is an important principle that should be widely shared: treat everyone with dignity. The political
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Could the House of Representatives Select the Next POTUS?0
- 2020 Presidential Race, Abuse of Authority, Front Page, Opinions
- February 26, 2020
After the Sanders big primary win in Nevada last week, Democrats are deeply split on a nominee and again, may not be willing to accept the candidate voters select. Billionaires are promising to spend whatever money needed to defeat President Trump. President Trump insists on inflicting political wounds on himself. Millions of people are moving
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Assange Pardon Deal Evidence Accepted by Court. Trump, Rohrabacher Deny.0
- Abuse of Authority, Foreign Policy, Front Page, Headline News, Tech Freedom, WORLD
- February 21, 2020
With the recent commuting of Rod Blagojevich’s sentence, Trump has already been freeing up several of his buddies. Now, he’s implicated in one particular opportunistic pardoning scheme. According to Julian Assange’s lawyer, the founder of the notorious whistle-blowing website Wikileaks was allegedly offered a pardon by former Republican California U.S. Representative Dana Rohrabacher. Rohrabacher supposedly
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Five Easy Ways to Reduce National Debt and Shrink Government 0
- 2020 Presidential Race, Abuse of Authority, Economics of Liberty, Front Page, Gov't Incompetence, Opinions
- February 12, 2020
The President and those running to replace him ignore the nation’s $23 trillion in national debt; $18 trillion of which was incurred by the last three presidents. The President’s proposed 2021 fiscal year budget is $4.8 trillion and anticipated revenues are $3.64 trillion, adding another $1.2 trillion to the deficit. Every person living in the
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The Government is the Enemy of Equality 0
- Opinions, Abuse of Authority
- February 10, 2020
A major theme running throughout the Democratic Party’s presidential primary is the problem of income inequality. The argument is an appeal to fairness—a value most Americans share. It’s also a distraction from a more insidious inequality: the power the state has over the rest of us. Power inequality is a bigger threat to an egalitarian
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