A Modest Proposal: Instead of Elections? One-Term Jury Duty Appointments

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In his “A Modest Proposal,” Jonathan Swift sarcastically proposed that Ireland swallow its children to solve its most pressing problem.

Here I sincerely propose the United States swallow its elections to solve its most pressing problem.

I’m a results-oriented guy. Which means at some point? The fetishization of process should be ended – if the results of the process are awful.

Does the First Amendment Comes with a Racial Disclaimer?

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If constitutional rights ever begin to depend on the race of the speaker rather than the content of the law, America will have crossed a dangerous line. The First Amendment was written to protect individuals—not identities. Justice must remain blind, because the moment she peeks beneath the blindfold to see who is standing before her, equal justice under law becomes little more than a slogan.

The Grand Experiment: New York is Rerunning a 100-Year-Old Failure and Calling It Progress. And the Failure is the Feature.

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I am a science teacher. So let me start with the one word in this entire disaster that made the hair on my arms stand up.

Experiment.

The mayor of New York City stood in front of a cheering crowd, gestured at a plan to build government-owned grocery stores with taxpayer money, and said — I am paraphrasing, but only barely — may the most affordable grocery store win. He called it a grand experiment. He looked at eight and a half million people and told them it was ABOUT TIME to run one.

A Retrospective on 2020 Pennsylvania Election Data Analysis

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Immediately after the 2020 election, I was fortunate to be in contact with a group of independent analysts and experts in their respective fields, e.g., statistics, mathematics, computer science, etc., who provided early analysis of publicly available election data sets from Edison Research and other sources. Having remained in frequent contact with several of them to this very day (we regularly discuss election fraud news that breaks through the wall of legacy media obfuscation and lies), we have become good virtual friends – a commonplace occurrence these days.

America’s Forgotten Copper Reserve: The Upper Peninsula’s Ancient Treasure

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For more than 6,000 years, the shores of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula have produced one of civilization’s most valuable resources. Long before Rome, before the Bronze Age reached its peak, and long before Europeans set foot in North America, Indigenous miners were extracting native copper from the Keweenaw Peninsula and Isle Royale. That same metal helped electrify America during the Industrial Revolution and today powers everything from smartphones and AI data centers to electric vehicles and military technology. The richest deposits may be gone, but the story isn’t over—Michigan’s remaining copper could prove to be one of America’s most important strategic resources for the next century.

Wired to Look

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This is not a modesty lecture. This is biology, and biology does not assign blame, it assigns mechanisms. The mechanism in question is the male brain’s relationship to visual stimuli, and once you understand it, the case for single-sex fitness spaces stops sounding like religious prudishness and starts sounding like basic risk management.

Not Living Behind Enemy Lines, Tale #105: Armed Texas Community Stands Up To Antifa

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Not Living Behind Enemy Lines, Tale #105: Armed Texas Community Stands Up To Antifa

In 2020, when Antifa came out from Dallas to try to tear down a statue at the old county courthouse in Parker County, Texas, the residents of this area showed up with rifles and shotguns to dissuade them from doing that. The police did not try to stop the residents.

RISE stands for Recovery, Independence, Skills, and Employment: A replacement for Welfare

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Dave and Sarah had committed the cardinal sin of being responsible adults. They owned a home. They had a car that was paid off. They had $3,200 in a savings account — money they’d been scraping together for years to have SOMETHING in case of emergency. And now the emergency was here, and the government said, “Sorry, you’re too rich for help.”