The recent decisions by the conservative U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) at the end of its 2024 term are of significant importance in the realm of regulatory reform. These landmark rulings, which end judicial deference of agency decisions and require jury trials when agencies seek penalties, mark a pivotal moment in the fight against the regulatory…
The appointment of David Weiss to be Special Counsel in the Hunter Biden investigation has caused outrage in political circles. Democrats scream Republicans got what they asked for, a special counsel. Republicans view his appointment as the continuation of a Department of Justice (“DOJ”) coverup of criminal activity. This debate is an unnecessary waste of…
Dear Republicans, the talking heads and the pollsters were very wrong about the definite red wave. Fortunately, you won control of the House of Representatives by a few seats. It will be a trying time since the loudest voices will seek retribution against Democrats through much-needed investigations. Undertake a few very well-structured investigations to expose…
Labor Day has passed, vacation season is over, and it’s time to return to work. But there are a few wrinkles in this thinking. The first order of business for the House of Representatives was to pass another law making it harder to fire federal employees—who already literally have job protection for life. Next, the…
As governments, businesses, financial institutions, environmental groups, and the radical left are consumed with anxiety over climate change, they seem to ignore every other issue confronting humanity. Or—is their use of climate change a false narrative to hide their real intent? The recent baffling actions by governments in Sri Lanka and the Netherlands point to…
It is likely the U.S. Supreme Court will rule this month in the case of Biden v. Texas. Texas sued President Biden for terminating President Trump’s “Remain in Mexico Policy;” legally known as Migrant Protection Protocols, (“MPP”). While the case centers on whether Biden’s repeal followed the Administrative Procedure Act, (“APA”), the unasked constitutional concern…
After several years of living under emergency law, citizens can now appreciate the destructive capacity of the government’s power. The government invoked emergency law to lock us down in the pandemic while at the same time opening the southern border to anyone who wants to enter, notwithstanding health status. We citizens are mere commodities that…
Returning to a simple tax code will create jobs and raise money for the government by having all contribute at a lower tax rate than the current code. The 1913 Form 1040 was 4-pages with few deductions. It’s still online and able to be immediately modified. The present federal income tax code creates a massive amount…
It is all too clear that few, if any, are satisfied with the status quo in the United States. Among the issues that have arisen in recent history—civil unrest, an assault on the US Capitol, the Afghanistan Debacle, etc.—the American people have obviously concluded that the country is declining. The president, by and large, does…
On November 29, 2021, I published an article on School Choice in the online publication Medium. Its focus was how the United States (local, state, and federal governments) spends more money on K-12 public school education than it would cost to give a full scholarship to every K-12 student in the nation—public and private. The…