Statism: From Farmhands to Welfare
In earlier times, large families were a common sight, particularly in rural areas where agriculture was the primary occupation.
Economy
Pineapple, Politics, Power and Dole Fruit
The history of the pineapple is intricately woven with the political and economic transformations that shaped modern Hawaii.
The CNN Flash Poll is Frightening
CNN did a flash poll, showing that 67% of respondents believe Donald Trump won the debate. The real story is that 33% believe Uncle Joe won the debate.
Boar Taint: The Porky Problem Our Great-Grandparents Smelled Coming
We pride ourselves on knowing so much more than our ancestors, yet sometimes, it seems like they had the real wisdom all along
The consequences of…
Then President Barack Obama was heard to quip, “elections have consequences.” He was right.
The Great Hawaiian Eggstravaganza
Next time you’re enjoying that $12 carton of eggs or $8 loaf of bread, remember, you’re not just buying groceries—you’re participating in the world’s most ridiculous economic balancing act.
When Does a Generation Gap Become a Generational Canyon? (Part 1)
This is the first in a 2-part series on how generation gaps can become generational canyons when it comes to building wealth for our progeny
The Right Man for the Right Time Like It Or Not
Every now and then in history, we see the right person come on the scene at just the right time. Donald Trump is one of them.
Multiplication of Division
Public trust in government has been declining over the last 60 years while the size and scope of the administrative state has been steadily rising.
The USA “weighed in the scales”
The birth of a great nations is an exhilarating read. The ascendancy of a nation to “super-power” status is exciting. But the ascendant status is tenuous at best.
A Crisis the Democrats Didn’t Let Go to Waste
Ah, the Great Depression—a crisis so grand, the Democrats couldn’t resist the opportunity to reshape America into their vision of a socialist utopia.
Drug Prices; What Is The Right Number?
If government is allowed to restrict the prices of life-saving drugs, will there be any incentive for companies to front the costs for their development?
Once Again, the Hoitiest and the Toitiest Rally in Favor of #Hamas
Stanford University, 2024-25 tuition only: $21,709 per quarter, a private university in the Pyrite State, has a joyous image of commencement featuring a pretty, blonde girl openly smiling and cheering and clapping her hands in the California sunshine headlining the university’s website main page, or at least they did at publication time this morning. Stanford, …
Hiring Private Military Contractors: The Lesser Evil or a Devil’s Bargain?
The history of these mercenary outfits is a litany of failures, scandals, and outright disasters, making the potential move to hire them a gamble with stakes too high to ignore.
Inflation: The Hidden Error in Calculating GDP
Of course we’re in recession. Jobs have dried up, wages aren’t keeping up with the cost of living, houses and cars have become unaffordable, and even fast food is now viewed as a luxury by most Americans.
Well-Heeled Ivy League Professor Wants Ivy League Students to Forget High Paying “Sellout Jobs”, Go Into Social Justice fields, and Then Whine On TikTok About How Underpaid They Are
You can get a job as a social worker or a teacher with a much less expensive degree from a state school; why would you go to an Ivy League university to prepare for one of those jobs?
Fat Chick-Alabama’s Mass Psychosis-A Woke Reality Check
In an era where the concept of “woke” has permeated every aspect of public life, Alabama seems to have taken a plunge into a state of mass psychosis
The Net Zero Scam
According to the Globalist narrative, if we don’t drastically act now, human beings will destroy the world with CO2.
Rainbow Capitalism: Turning Pride into Profit and Trash
Behind the rainbow facade lies a calculated strategy to capitalize on a movement while conveniently forgetting about it the rest of the year.
I Know How to Save The Washington Post! Find a New Billionaire Owner Who Doesn’t Care If the Paper is Losing Money!
I know how to save The Washington Post! Just have Jeff Bezos, net worth $196 billion as of June 4, 2024, owner of the newspaper, give it to MacKenzie Scott, net worth $33.3 billion as of June 4, 2024, Mr Bezos’ ex-wife and a noted philanthropist who has no problem in giving away her money. …