China Virus: The Left Never Allows the Truth to Get in the Way of a Good Beating
The inimitable tale teller Mark Twain said: “Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.” I long ago […]
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China Virus: We Need Our Rights Protected from Big Government and Big Tech
A year ago, we wrote this… Big Government and Big Tech Are Partnering to Track Us Everywhere: “George Orwell was a brilliant […]
The Internet: The Left Wants to Grow Government – Not the Economy
The United States was built upon the concept of Federalism: “The distribution of power in an organization (such as a government) between […]
China Virus Breaks Europe’s Internet – Not the US’s. Why? Uber-Regs Like Net Neutrality
The name of our joint – is Less Government. Which means we want less government – of all types, everywhere. Regulations – […]
China Virus Lockdown Proves US Internet is Better, Stronger and Faster Than Europe’s
The China Virus freak out is forcing a fundamental transformation of many of the world’s societies. A billion-plus people who would be […]
Coronavirus: Nation’s Internet Providers Have Made #SelfDistancing Telework a Piece of Cake
Once upon a time, We the Connected didn’t have an inkling of the inconceivable value of our digital data. Our mass ignorance […]
Karl Marx and Groucho Marx: The Left’s Perpetual Parallel Universe
Let us harken back to the 1933 Marx Brothers movie “Duck Soup.” In said flick, Groucho Marx was caught in an untenable […]
Chevron: The Supreme Court Created the Swamp – And Now Must Help Drain It
In May of 2013, we wrote this: Supreme Court Rules Bureaucrats Can Set Their Own Power Limits; No Bureaucrats Find Any Followed […]
Hey Bernie: Less Government = MUCH More Money for Everyone – Including Government
For all but the most befuddled by basic math – government costs a LOT of money. Unfortunately, some of those most befuddled […]
Google Again Learns It Ain’t Easy Being an Internet Service Provider
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) get a really bad, nigh entirely undeserved rap. Yes, in a quarter century of hiring ISPs I have […]