I am here to say that the new case of Brunson v Adams contains the hottest balance-of-power issue I have ever seen. It is a case by an ordinary citizen– who believes his right-to-elect was violated by the various frauds going on at the polls in the 2020 election.
Leviathan
Notable Quote – John Tierney
Higgs sees government, as usual, vastly expanding during the crisis, and he’s sure that it will not shrink back to its former scale once the crisis is over. It never does, as he famously documented in his 1987 book, Crisis and Leviathan: Critical Episodes in the Growth of American Government, and in later works exploring this … Read more
In Other Middle Eastern News – Israel Is Now a Natural Gas Energy Superpower
Natural Gas is the sensible energy source for the future. It’s cheap, clean, abundant, and you can’t run a wind or solar fame without it. And Israel just put its massive Tamar Offshore Natural Gas field online, which “holds an estimated 8.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.”
Tales from the BudComm – Progressives hating on NH’s history of volunteerism
It must be nice to think that other peoples monies is yours to spend. I don’t. The budget season has just left the starting gate for this year and this past Thursday was the first “get stuff done” (as opposed to organizational stuff). Thus, time for budget sub-committees to start bringing the results of their … Read more
Publicly Funded EPA Man Caves
As Skip posted the other day regarding yet more IRS abuses, “…yet another reason WHY the Progressive ‘Larger Government is a Bigger Government’ is just so much hooey. Too many dark corners for malfeasance.”
Too many dark corners for malfeasance indeed, and these corners connect walls of corridors, cubicles, offices, warehouses… and Man Caves. Yes, Man Caves. You know, a sanctuary where males dwell peacefully while watching a game or video and nursing a beer, and maybe, occasionally, if we must, talk with friends.
Several Man Caves have been discovered occupying a 70,000 square-foot EPA warehouse.