US Government’s Role in the Internet: International Security, Domestic Spectrum
The Left has spent the entirety of the Internet’s history – obfuscating the Internet’s history. So let’s restate some very basic, quite […]
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Coronavirus with Lie: Very Bad Communist China – Requires Very Good US Policy
Communist China is not a very nice place. Their government is not honest. US policy for decades was to pretend we can […]
A Christmas Gift from the Trump Administration: A 5G Wireless ‘Czar’
In 2019, with a $4-trillion-per-year federal Leviathan, running a joint called Less Government can lead to our taking some seemingly confusing and […]
Leftists Do Federalism Terribly – To Then Do Policy Terribly
Leftists like to pretend they’re things they are not. Because the things they are – are so decidedly unpopular amongst We the […]
For the Left, Success Isn’t Success. Government Expansion Is Success
Even when government expansion leads to less success. Which, of course, it always does. For a society to function – the same […]
Net Neutrality Repeal – Plus Two Years: The Leftists Were Dead Wrong Yet Again
The Left’s ability to nigh always be incorrect – is really quite impressive. Occasionally a Leftist here or there inadvertently swerves into […]
To Save the Nation, We Must First Acknowledge Government Is Terrible at Everything
We are now faced with a Hard Left-conquered Democrat Party – looking to maximize government in every nook and cranny of our […]
Private Sector Internet: Delivering Greatness – Of Which Government Can’t Even Conceive
A fortnight ago we yet again addressed the truism: Bad ideas never die – because there will always be government programs. Britain’s […]
Leftist Cities Sue Trump Administration – to Demand Ability to Tax Us Even More
I like a lot of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act – aka the President Donald Trump Tax Cuts. Likely my […]
Britain’s Labour Party Says They’ll Have Government Seize Private Broadband Networks
And so does the US Left. Though our Democrat Party is still playing it a little more coy. Behold – from the […]