Stacey Abrams

Against the Odds, the case for Stacey Abrams VP potential

Presumptive Democrat nominee Joe Biden’s vice presidential pick is agonisingly tantalising; it’s one that has many political pundits debating the candidates to exhaustion and has media analysts taking the measure of through various opinion polls. Even, sportsbooks have joined the fray, putting in their two cents by rolling out a veritable buffet of political odds … Read more

Unfit for liberty

In 1927, General John McAuley Palmer said that professional armies threaten government by the people, not because they consciously seek to pervert liberty, but because they relieve the people themselves of the duty of self-defense. A people accustomed to let a special class defend them must sooner or later become unfit for liberty. I believe … Read more

American Federalism

The Right Could Lose a New Civil War

It is a common belief on the right side of the political spectrum to believe that “The Right” would easily win if a Civil War against “The Left” if it started. The theories are simple. “We have all the guns.” “We would just say rude things and the snowflakes would go cry in a safe space.”

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American flag cracks

Shaking our Faith in the “American creed”

Watching TV this weekend, the contrasts could not have been more shocking to the human conscience. Hoodlum anarchist Gen-Z’ers and Millennials looting and rioting across America in supposed “protest” to the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis on one hand.

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Andru Volinsky at BLM rally FI

Andru Volinsky – Mask Hypocrite

Yes, Volinsky is wearing a mask. At the recent Black Lives Matter rally. And yes, he’s just being politically correct because, well, that’s who and what he is. Go ahead and ask him “Don’t ALL LIVES MATTER”?

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Notable Quote – George Will, Prof. Don Boudreaux

Can a federal government that acknowledges no limits to its scope, and that responds promiscuously to the multiplying appetites of proliferating factions, make choices that serve the society’s long-term interests? The answer, based on the avalanche of evidence from current governance, is an emphatic “no.” The evidence is in the rise of the administrative state … Read more

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