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My Prediction: Trump Will Win The Election And, Maybe, The Popular Vote
My prediction is that Donald Trump will win the election on November 5. I think he may actually win the popular vote as well. I’m referring to the actual votes of actual Americans, not the manipulated votes produced by computer tampering,…
Pro-Life Advocate Goes to Federal Prison Pending Appeal
Pro-life advocate Bevelyn Beatty Williams voluntarily surrendered on October 16 at FCI Aliceville in Alabama for protesting outside a Manhattan abortion clinic in June 2020. The married, 33-year-old mother of one was sentenced in July to 41…
The Anxiety Election
I read an Economist editorial that highlighted Canadians' concerns about their economy, farm sector, immigration policy, and other things affected by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's uber-progressive leadership. The piece suggested that…
The Rise of Political Vitriol
American presidential campaigns have become increasingly vitriolic. One of President Biden’s campaign organizations even explicitly compared Trump to Hitler, Terms like “fascist” and “mentally unbalanced” are commonplace. The venerable…
Are EVs Here to Stay?
Well, one thing we’ve learned is that people are buying them. Americans bought 230k EVs in 2019, 245k in 2020, 462k in 2021, 760k in 2022 and 1.1 million in 2023. So far in 2024 they’ve purchased 346k so the trend appears to be…
Who Will Harvest The Broccoli? The Modern American Plantation
Who will pick our apples, who will build our homes, and who will mow our lawns—if not for immigrants?Variations of this question are asked by liberal politicians—and repeated by members of the mainstream media—to disarm anyone who questions…
The End of Politics
There is a growing awareness the GOP will sweep the White House, Senate, and House. In the larger context, a constitutional reformation destined to long endure is imminent. First, some electoral observations. West Virginia…
It’s Still the Economy, Stupid Globalists!
A paradigm shift occurs when there is a radical change in thinking from an accepted point of view to a new one. Changes in social consciousness are not easy. Institutions defend orthodoxy with all their assorted…
Two Lawsuits Challenge Swampbuster and the Regulatory Labyrinth of the Administrative State
Dwight Waldo, whose 1948 book The Administrative State gave the eponymous term widespread usage, believed that public administration is rational action designed to maximize public goals.Unfortunately, the administrative state and its…
Why Hidden Algorithms in State Board of Election Voter Rolls Disqualifies Certification
Those who want to diminish the importance of finding cryptographic algorithms embedded in state boards of election (SBOE) voter registration databases typically demand proof the algorithms have resulted in fraudulent votes or suggest that…