No One is Taking Mayor Pete Seriously

Recent Polls show candidate South-Bend-It like Pete Buttigieg as the first clown out of the car in Iowa and New Hampshire. Neither poll is vast or conclusive, and reporting from last night’s debate suggests none of the other clowns view him as a threat.

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4 Tips for students to win a debate

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Debating is a deeply enjoyable topic on its own and for its own sake. If you’re naturally inclined to like discussions and taking ideas and critiquing them in a logical manner you will like debating. Also, if you’re inclined toward a career in politics or law, then you most probably will find debating to be a deeply enjoyable activity.

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Where the Dem Candidates Stand

Where the 10 Dem Candidates Stand on 5 Key Issues?

Soon we will find out where the Dem presidential candidates stand. The Democratic National Committee released the list of candidates qualified for the third round primary debates. The qualified candidates include: Biden, Sanders, Warren, Harris, Booker, Klobuchar, Buttigieg, O’Rourke, Castro, and Yang. This will be the first time all the candidates will share one debate … Read more

Republican Presidential Challengers Are Queuing Up

Data from the Treasury Department shows the deficit increasing by $120 billion in July alone. Most of the spending is going toward health services and the military. Congress and the Executive branch just agreed to remove the debt ceiling and further increase spending. The year over year comparison for the month shows federal spending up … Read more

Dems Seal Club Obamacare At Their Debate

Last night’s Democrat debate was on CNN. The candidates mostly agreed that Obamacare is a fiasco. They spent a significant portion of their debate time trashing their system. Democrats proposed it. They passed it without any Republican votes. It is the namesake of the last Democrat President. Obamacare must be pretty awful for them to … Read more

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Settled Silence

If man-made climate change is indeed the most urgent threat facing humanity, then experts should embrace the opportunity to make that case and convince non-believers. Unfortunately, the most strident advocates for climate-change remediation seem uninterested in coming to the table. 

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DISQUS Doodlings – Enviro can’t even define the words he uses

He says the next fifty years will see the enshrinement of sustainable food production practices into law. Opting for climate-friendly foods will go from being optional to mandatory, as “a greater awareness of how our eating habits impact the planet will, eventually, influence policy.” It’s like when Bush 2 was President and the Iraq War … Read more

Debate or Physical Violence?

On April 2 there was a very lightly reported incident about a student at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill who physically attacked a member of pro-life group Created Equal. The only places I could find the story were Fox News, The College Fix, DailyCaller.Com and Western Journal. The attack was caught on video. … Read more

Historical Insight

How it was written? When Jay, Madison, and Hamilton wrote the Federalist Papers they were fresh from writing the US Constitution. Madison and Hamilton are credited with writing more of it than any other two participants in the process. Certainly several dozen people participated in the argumentation, composition and passage of the document. The writers … Read more

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