Third Time’s the Charm

               In case you missed it, we recently wrapped up a big national election which is putting Donald Trump back in the White House. The Democrats probably could have ran away with this one, but over the last year as we have seen they have become their own worst enemy. All things considered, Trump’s 2Continue reading “Third Time’s the Charm”

The Twitter Files

               Elon Musk is going wild and it’s fantastic. Exposing the craziness behind Twitter in the last several years—confirming what many people thought was happening anyway—has been a great thing to watch as it unfolds. Bringing transparency to this website that has gotten so popular and prominent is a great thing for all of usContinue reading “The Twitter Files”

Avoiding Energy Crises

               We all know the concept of self-sufficiency, and practice it to varying levels of intensity. This concept stretches from our home life and career to our governments. While our government has made a recent step to ensure our self-sufficiency, the folks across the Atlantic are feeling the pain of not preparing properly. We canContinue reading “Avoiding Energy Crises”

Life, Love, and Legal Logistics

               FINALLY something new and interesting to write about: the rat in the Supreme Court leaking a draft decision regarding Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. Of course, abortion is a hot topic and will always be amongst us. Will the Supreme Court roll back Roe and Casey or are we simply gettingContinue reading “Life, Love, and Legal Logistics”

The Government Is Not Our Friend

                For once, I am stymied to think of a great first sentence to catch the attention of readers. I would love to have some grandiose way of drawing you, my friend, into this article so strongly that you can’t help but read it through. Maybe I need a nap. I don’t know. Point is,Continue reading “The Government Is Not Our Friend”

Burning Through Money

                A new COVID “relief” bill has passed through the Senate and the House and is sitting on President Biden’s desk. This bill exceeds the omnibus bill from December with a $1.9 trillion price tag. In other words, between these two bills, and in less than three months, the government is earmarking roughly $3.3 trillionContinue reading “Burning Through Money”