3 1 Time To Rethink Our Relations With Europe “If all mankind minus one were of one opinion, mankind would be no more justified in silencing that one person than he, if he had the power, would be justified in silencing mankind. (John Stuart Mill) In international relations there are no “friends,” only “allies” […]
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Trump Has To Stop And Focus. Focus is a matter of deciding what things you’re not going to do. (John Carmack) In the last few days Trump has made statements about buying Greenland, renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, and making Canada the 51st state. Whether he’s trolling or he’s
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1 Presidential Pardons: The (almost) Unlimited Power of The President To Pardon “He who pardons easily invites offense” (Pierre Corneille) There’s been a lot of talk about President Biden pardoning his son. Common complaints include it was unethical; the pardon is too sweeping; and Biden repeatedly lied when he stated he would not pardon his
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1 After Pardoning Hunter, Who’s Next? “It is the rule of law alone which hinders the rulersfrom turning themselves into the worst gangsters (Ludwig von Mises)” In the last day and a half, I’ve read a lot of articles arguing Biden pardoned Hunter in order to protect himself from being implicated in criminal activity. I
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1 The Reckless Madness of Arming Ukraine with Nuclear Weapons Note from the author: I cannot believe I have to write an article like this. The irrationality that arming Ukraine with nuclear weapons is so ludicrous as to be unimaginable. In the ever-escalating theater of global geopolitics, reports suggesting that U.S. officials are
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1 The Republican Senate Leadership: An Internal Obstacle to Conservative Governance The 2024 elections delivered a stunning Republican victory, with the GOP capturing the presidency, both chambers of Congress, and flipping critical swing states. Moreover, this resurgence occurred with unprecedented support from minority voters—a testament to the broad appeal of a conservative platform focused
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The Immediate Challenges Facing Trump in Office and Potential Solutions When Donald Trump assumes office again in 2025, he will confront a daunting array of challenges that will test his capacity to deliver on his “America First” agenda. Beyond reversing the policies of his predecessor, Trump will need to tackle issues that have deepened
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1 Joe Biden’s Presidency: A Legacy of Chaos and Failure Joe Biden’s presidency has been a masterclass in mismanagement, policy overreach, and misplaced priorities. Far from addressing the pressing issues facing Americans, his administration has plunged the nation into deeper crises, demonstrating a lack of leadership and strategic vision. Economic Turmoil Fueled by
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A Systemic and Innovative Approach to Destroy Government Waste The notion of government waste is often met with cynicism and frustration, yet it presents an opportunity for systemic reform. This article explores how government inefficiencies can be addressed through a combination of cultural shifts, technological adoption, strategic partnerships, and direct citizen engagement. Incentive
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1 The Real Battle: Politicians vs. Patriotism In the grand chessboard of global politics, where pawns are often the soldiers and the pieces moved by unseen hands, one must ponder: for whom does the warrior truly fight? The answer, wrapped in the bitter truth, is seldom for the flag they carry or the soil
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