The decline of faith and family in this country has led to the decline of American values and that lack of appreciation for our own history and virtue. The misunderstanding of what is so great about America, or indeed if it is great or exceptional at all, is what is driving the elites to fundamentally … Read more
Another high-profile result has arrived to confirm your suspicions about masks being useless acts of public health theater. St George’s Hospital, London, The UK’s largest teaching hospital, has announced that masks made no difference in infection rates.
We’ve covered negative efficacy among the COVID jabbed and boosted, but this is that with a twist. Kaiser Permanente did some research relative to COVID “vaccination,” its insurance plans, and its healthcare business. Maybe they wanted to determine if the unvaccinated cost more. They discovered the opposite.
The public health industrial complex (PHIC) has been around longer than most folks would be willing to believe. They want to think that the local doctor is theirs and not beholden to a corporate behemoth colluding with the state or federal government, but that’s incredibly rare.
Daniel Horowitz has some things to say about criminal justice and sentencing reform. No, not the sort the left likes that lets violent felons out of jail; he means the sort that keeps violent felons confined. He is also talking about finding a voice for their victims.
With a bit of help from a reader, the Brad Keyes Story has gotten its first taste of national attention (of which I’m aware). Daniel Horowitz, whom I’ve linked to from time to time on several issues, mentioned Brad yesterday, calling him a hero for standing up to the COVID19 mask insanity.
Earlier today I wrote about a segment on Mark Levin where he talks about Chris Sununu and HB544 and critical race theory. It turns out that Levin references the Daniel Horowitz piece I posted later in the day, and yes, thanks to a reader – we have the audio.
This story’s nationwide reach continues to grow as Daniel Horowitz has a few things to say to New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu about his current position on HB 544 and Critical Race Theory.
Playing court jester, or put another way making gestures to the courts, is a common practice that some believe needs to end. There is no constitutional right to Judicial Supremacy. In fact, the other branches are expected to use the constitution to point out to the Court, where it has no business meddling.
The question regarding retaking so-called autonomous zones is not a matter of law; it is a question of optics. The 14th Amendment and 10 U.S. Code §253 empower a U.S. President to use force to secure individual rights and liberties where and when state or local governments abrogate that responsibility.
It is a naive person who ignores the likelihood that MS-13 gang members, cartel thugs, or terrorists would take advantage of a hoard to gain access to the United States. They will. Just ask Jeh Johnson a very partisan progressive Democrat and Mr. Obama’s former Department of Homeland Security. Johnson issued a memo titled, “Cross-Border Movement of Special … Read more
If you’ve been following us for Family Separation Week, you will know that the entire “separating families” narrative is hypocritical politized partisan progressive rubbish.
Next Up from CR.com and the Conservative Conscience is an episode that digs further into how the Democrats destroyed the healthcare market with ObamaCare. I know you think you know how bad it is, but trust me, you probably do not. And it’s worse than what I alluded to in this post which included a … Read more
The State claims to be looking out for your health care interests but like everything else they are not. They are building cartels that reward cronies and rent-seekers who then reward their political allies in government. ObamaCare, Medicaid, and Medicaid expansion are not well-meaning safety-net programs. They are wealth redirection schemes that enrich cartels, and politicians … Read more
Daniel Horowitz is ringing an alarm bell with the help or Republican Rep. Thomas Massie. When Congress passed national reciprocity, it also passed Fix NICS legislation. At the time Rep. Massie warned that in the US Senate, as soon as there was another shooting, Senate Republicans would drop reciprocity and bring Fix NICS to the floor. … Read more
It’s no secret that I think the opioid crisis is an excuse to grow the bureaucratic state. With frequent references to the work of Theodore Dalrymple, I’ve tried to warn legislators and citizens that budgets will be blown in the name of ‘doing something‘ to create a sprawling government infrastructure whose addiction to your tax … Read more
Here’s another podcast from Stitcher Radio. It’s a more formal high-quality product brought to us by crtv. The Conservative Conscience with Daniel Horowitz. I highly recommend this episode. Horowitz has some insight and perspective on the Republican party, defense spending, and health care that you’ll want to hear. Or maybe not.
From Daniel Horowitz, a reminder of what a horrible mess Dodd-Frank is. Remember, the “Frank” part was Barney Frank, the uber Leftist Congressman from MA! Here are some of the worst aspects: Too Big to Fail: – Title I of the bill created a new permanent bailout regime, the Financial Stability Oversight Council. This institution would … Read more
After five years of saying you fixed it, followed by ObamaCare–which will just make employment matters worse, this might send a message that you can’t fix it and should be replaced. Typically, the Unemployment Insurance program lasts for 26 weeks of unemployment with an additional 13 weeks during recessions. Most of the cost is purveyed … Read more
We here at GraniteGrok consider Liberty and Freedom not only our watchwords but our political outlook as well; it is why we do what we do. We don’t care if our elected leaders have been in office for a year, two years, or 25 years. In the private sector, you have to prove yourself everyday … Read more