Category : Abuse of Authority
Reducing National Debt by Trillions with a 5-Step Diet
Americans are obsessed with weight loss, but generally, they are getting heavier each year. The same is true for an obese federal budget. Congress pontificates...
Elon Praises Canadian Truckers, Unloads On Government
Tesla Technoking Elon Musk took to Twitter on Thursday, the day after Tesla revealed a record earnings beat for the 4th Quarter of 2021. He...
$30 Trillion National Debt is an Unjust Law to Our Children
Welcome to 2022, the year the U.S. exceeds $30 trillion in National Debt. While the federal government and most citizens simply ignore it, some young...
The Government of the Absurd
It’s difficult to characterize the decision-making process of the Biden administration. Nothing makes sense— not Biden fumbling his words reading a teleprompter, the opening of...
Handcuffs or a hero’s welcome? What would Snowden find in America?
by Guest Post
By Eric Brakey Eight years in exile, Edward Snowden dreams of returning home. Only twenty-nine when he saw his country for the last time, Snowden...
Uncle Joe, You Have Diminished the Value of My Citizenship
Dear Uncle Joe: Mr. President, while you are not my uncle Joe, we did grow up in the same neighborhood in Scranton. I know Scranton’s...
States Spent $90 Million on Vaccine Lotteries and Accomplished Nothing
by Guest Post
Government bureaucrats aren’t exactly known for spending taxpayer money wisely. Sadly, the pandemic has proven no exception—with new studies showing that local governments wasted millions...
State Legislatures: Last Guardians of the Republic
This Part V of “Can the U.S. Unite, if not, How Does it Divide? discusses the options available to states to restrain the continuing amassment...
A “Civil” Civil War – For Now (Part IV)
This Part IV of “Can the U.S. Unite? If Not, How Does it Divide?” discusses actions taken by states to resist federal diminishment of state...
Feds Diminish State Sovereignty to Secure Unchecked Power
Part III of the series “Can the U.S Unite? If not, How Does It Divide?” addresses how the federal government, over a century and a...