Bad Peace Is Better Than Good War
It is good news for peace that President Trump is setting the record straight on the West’s war in Ukraine and I hope that this war ends soon so reconstruction can begin. Bad peace is better than a good war.
To Separate the Powers and Quash the Resistance
Courts cannot order the President to stop using his agency workers where/how he is authorized to use them. This is not about a political party affiliation. It should be about the Constitution and preserving the power of the people.
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Speak Truth to Power…or Irrelevance
It’s the broad thrust of Vance’s two-pronged argument that I found attractive. ‘Free speech, I fear, is in retreat,’ said Vance. He called EU commissioners ‘Commissars’ and warned that ‘in Britain and across Europe, free speech is in retreat.’
Why Bird Flu? Why Now?
The industry position is that cage-free is harmful to laying hens, period. And the industry has a lot of money tied up in caged infrastructure, from housing to egg collection to feed distribution. This train doesn’t like to be derailed.
Hope for the Healthcare System
The confirmation of RFK, Jr. as Secretary of the DHHS, and the expected confirmations of Drs Marty Makary and Jay Bhattacharya as head of the FDA and NIH, respectively, does give me hope that this ship can be turned around.
Is Our Five-Year Nightmare Finally Over?
RFK, Jr.’s confirmation is a symbolic repudiation of the most egregious public policies on record. And yet, the repudiation is entirely implicit: there has been no commission, no admission of error, no one truly held responsible, and no real accountability.
The Tangled Web of Foreign Aid
Peter Bauer pointed out that foreign aid is the means by which poor people in rich countries are forced to give money to rich people in poor countries. How else are the families of African dictators to maintain their mansions?
USAID Staff Cry for Their Fiefdom
USAID has been an integral part of this problem. We can hope that those tasked with sorting out the mess this institution created have the wisdom and compassion to rapidly sift the wheat from the chaff and minimize further harm.
ASPR and BARDA: Bureaucratic Dysfunction in Biodefense
Unless the U.S. can streamline its biodefense system and balance security with diplomacy, we will continue to play a costly game of catch-up—spending billions only to be left in a precarious position when the next true biothreat materializes.
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The Most Dramatic Narrative Shift in Modern History
The meddling kids now include vast swaths of the world’s population, burning to put power back into the hands of the people as the liberal age promised long ago, while seeking justice for the wrongdoing of these last five years.
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Trump Calls Time on Self-Flagellation
Western democracies have been pouring highly inflammable fuels on the bonfire of progressive vanities. Acts of self-flagellation include affirmative action policies that have morphed into DEI mandates, net-zero death wishes, political correctness, gender self-ID, and other proliferating examples of wokery-pokery.
Court Filings Reveal More Government Lies about Censorship
The truth about government censorship continues to emerge for those willing to examine the evidence. Regardless of the final legal outcome in our case, we are succeeding through the discovery process in shedding much-needed light on the government’s operations.
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