Emancipation From Lockdown in Florida
Governor Ron DeSantis has proven it: it is actually possible for a politician to wise up and do the right thing. In a sweeping order...
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Top Twenty Lessons I’ve Learned in 2020
by Guest Post
This year has been a shock. Here is an early sketch of what I think I’ve learned. Governments are fully capable of doing the unthinkable,...
The Chinese Threat: A Solution
by Jack Moore
It is all too clear that the greatest threat to the former structure of nations in geopolitics is China. Their continual aggression in Southeast Asia...
Don’t Close the Schools but Protect Teachers and Staff
by Guest Post
With the school year inching closer and closer, concerns about how the education system should react to COVID-19 are at an all-time high. On the...
Elon Musk’s Economic Truth Bomb to Joe Rogan
by Guest Post
Elon Musk dropped an economic truth bomb on Joe Rogan’s podcast a couple of months ago. “If you don’t make stuff, there’s no stuff.” Obvious?...
Be Careful What You Read to Your Children
The book Stone Soup is a Newberry Award winning book, and what many consider to be a story of virtue beyond reproach. I remember reading...
Black Lives Matter. Marxist Lives Do Not.
Better Dead Than Red is a line I’ve found myself using on a number of occasions. Perhaps to be edgy, but also perhaps because I...
Individual Freedom Works for Disease Mitigation, says the World Health Organization
by Guest Post
On a Wednesday press conference, Michael Ryan at the WHO’s Health Emergency Program caused indignant headlines to ripple across the globe faster than the corona...
Taking For Granted What We Obtain Too Cheap
COVID-19 is likely to change forever how we manage our everyday activities. It should also change how we value the work of first responders and...
There Will Be Blowback, In Mostly Good Ways
by Guest Post
Two months ago, it had been mandatory in my local grocery to use only shopping bags brought from home. Plastic bags were illegal by local...