The Covid regime cited Jacobson as if it were the North Star of American jurisprudence, a canonical case like Brown v. Board of Education or Marbury v. Madison. Like the rest of their arguments, this was entirely misleading.
Covid Response at Five Years: The Illegal Vaccine Mandates Read Journal Article
These findings underscore the need for careful consideration and rigorous evaluation of DEI efforts. More concerning, however, is the extent to which DEI culture has become counterproductive—so much so that it exacerbates the very problems it claims to resolve.
New Study Reveals How DEI Training Increases Hostility Read Journal Article
With President Donald Trump’s re-election and his well-known views, Europe and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky faced an in-tray from hell. The interesting question is: Will this awaken Europe from its strategic slumber?
Trump’s Ukraine Policy Changes the World Order Read Journal Article
I believe that politicians and the political process pose less of an institutionalised threat to people’s freedoms, liberties, and speech than unelected judges who often, in the guise of interpreting laws, don’t hesitate to make – and make up – laws.
Judicial Adventurism Can Imperil Democracy Read Journal Article
Trump’s executive order to Protecting Children From Chemical And Surgical Mutilation is a step in the right direction, but FDA leadership should have been concerned with that independently, and years ago.
Those who care about the long-term health and stability of the United States should favour more far-reaching structural reforms, that weaken both Congress and the presidential office, and return power to the State and local levels of government.
Executive Orders Are Not a Panacea for America Read Journal Article
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.
To Separate the Powers and Quash the Resistance Read Journal Article
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.
Is Our Five-Year Nightmare Finally Over? Read Journal Article
Despite the fact that Trump’s just-announced funding freeze could negatively impact PEPFAR, I don’t believe for a second that he is going to let this program, and the people it serves, languish.
Connect the Dots: Trump, Public Health, and the Third World Read Journal Article
It is time to reveal to the public the political interference that supported the Facebook takedowns. If Facebook wants to make amends, it needs to revisit its past mistakes and assess the impact its mistaken policy had during the pandemic.
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?
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.
ASPR and BARDA: Bureaucratic Dysfunction in Biodefense Read Journal Article
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