Obama’s Assaults on Trump – Are Assaults on our Governmental System and Nation
There was once a long and fabulous tradition in American politics. A president, once no longer President, kept his trap shut about […]
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Trump Proposes EPA Budget and Staff Cut: Farmers, Ranchers and Energy Producers Rejoice
The people who grow and raise our food – and produce energy that actually, you know, produces energy (coal and petroleum, for […]
The Internet – Is an Amazing ‘Less Government’ Success Story
Nothing in the history of humanity has grown bigger, faster or better – than the World Wide Web. In just about a […]
A Trump Honeymoon? The Left Zeitgeist Says No
The political zeitgeist has always alleged that a new President and his (or, soon, her) Administration is entitled to – or at […]
The Solution to Our Looming Farm Crash: Less Government Everywhere
America’s farmers are having a serious problem maintaining solvency. And have been teetering on that brink for decades. Remember Farm Aid? This […]
Trump Derangement Syndrome: America’s Coasts, Cities, Colleges and Newsrooms Hardest Hit
The election of President Donald Trump has infected small, seemingly contained portions of America with a disease. The outbreak exists largely along […]
A Little Reform – to Allow Much Greater Deregulation Much Faster
Behold the Congressional Review Act (CRA): “(A) law that was enacted by the United States Congress as section 251 of the Contract […]
Trump’s FCC Transition Team: One of These Things is Not Like the Others…
There’s an old Sesame Street song that sums up the Donald Trump Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Transition Team. Behold “One of These […]
Undoing Obama: Who Should Do Which Government Rollbacks?
Donald Trump will on Friday be sworn in to succeed President Barack Obama. Trump is the incoming – in large part because […]
The Media Mulls Obama’s ‘Legacy’ – And the Trump Mandate to Undo It
The Left and the Media (please pardon the redundancy) are obsessed – OBSESSED – with outgoing President Barack Obama’s “legacy.” Not quite […]