Taxes Are the Price We Pay For…

I always cringe when I hear someone make the claim that ‘taxes are the price we pay for civilization’, when in fact, taxes are simply the price we pay for failures of imagination and character.  It’s definitely a contender for the dumbest arguments in politics. Taxation is the McDonald’s of politics. You don’t go to … Read more

It is Time for Social Media Regulation?

Way back in 2017 (it seems almost ancient history now) I wrote this “editorial” for another blog.  I don’t claim to be prescient, but it was obvious even back then that “social media platforms” were out of control.

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Masks vs Rights: The Constitution SHOULD Win, But…

I should never get into political discussions with co-workers, but…We started by discussing the communicability of the COVID-19 virus and whether masks were effective (he believes everyone should wear one – I believe that only those who are sick should wear a mask at all).

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Kamala Harris is not a Natural Born Citizen

Democrat Senator Kamala Harris (CA) could be in for an unwelcome campaign surprise if she faces a constitutional eligibility challenge to her bid for the presidency. Why? Article II, Section 1, Clause 5 of the Constitution decrees that “No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President.” [Emphasis added].

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Is NYC a Proxy for American Cities?

Is NYC a Proxy for American Cities?

If you are in an American city, the sound you are hearing is the lack of traffic. It is the sound of your future if you vote for the Socialists and Islamists masquerading as Democrats. That sound is the lack of hum. It is the sound of a city in a death spiral.

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Jury Duty – determining Innocence/Guilt – or is it about Liberties?

As I was (FINALLY!) selected to be a part of a Jury pool, I’m going through the slow process of going from “selected” to “acceptable”. That entailed, because of COVID-19, an online survey of 50 questions, then a virtual “hearing” in which the prosecutor and then the defending lawyers had the chance to question me … Read more

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