The Supreme Court Destroys All Chances of Race-Based ‘Reparations’

It was 2003 when the Supreme Court released its decision in Grutter v Bollinger, 539 U. S. ____ (2003), in which a bare majority allowed the University of Michigan Law School to continue to consider race in its admissions decisions. Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor concluded, in something we have cited previously: We take the …

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The most alarming allegation in Trump indictment not quite as damning as advertised

Bada bing! And just like that, the biggest takeaway from Special Counsel Jack Smith’s indictment against former President Donald Trump appears to be falling apart. Network coverage of Trump’s indictment typically begins with photos of storage boxes piled high in a Mar-a-Lago bathroom, a bedroom, an office, and even a ballroom  – all of which …

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The New York Times Confirms It: IRS Whistleblower Told the Truth

I admit it. I hate Attorney General Merrick Garland so much I can hardly bear to hear him speak. But there’s a reason for my strong feelings. We can’t trust a word he says. And on Tuesday, The New York Times confirmed it. Last week, the House Ways and Means Committee released the transcribed interviews …

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The Enlightenment as a Political Movement

Over the last few days, we have been exploring the enlightenment as a philosophical movement.  This movement started as a reaction to the significant advances in math and science, particularly Isaac Newton’s mathematical modeling of planetary movement, which described their orbits without the traditional process of metaphysics, the understanding of the planet’s first principles.  From there, the …

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Fearmongering From The Nation, As They Fret That ‘The South Shall Rise Again!’

The Nation is a biweekly ‘progressive’ political journal, whose positions have usually been on the far left end of the American political spectrum. The magazine used a fairly simple drawing to illustrate an article this morning, but I thought a drawing of Pickett’s Charge, from the Battle of Gettyburg, would be more appropriate, because they’re …

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Man who wrote the book on Biden family money trail connects the dots in IRS whistleblower’s testimony

Peter Schweizer, president of the Government Accountability Institute, has examined the money trail between Chinese-controlled companies and the Biden family. He literally wrote the book on these dealings. In a weekend interview with Fox News, Schweizer provided several breathtaking new details and added some context to IRS Criminal Supervisory Special Agent Gary Shapley Jr.’s explosive …

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The Enlightenment and The Science of Man

As we continue trying to understand the philosophy of the enlightenment (an admitted challenge for me I freely admit) we started with Newton’s mathematical explanation of the movement of planets.  He completed this analysis without the use of metaphysics, the intellectual discipline where the observer would attempt to understand the entire nature of the item that …

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The glaring omission in John Durham’s four-year investigation

At the end of a four-year investigation, Special Counsel John Durham determined the FBI never should have opened “Crossfire Hurricane,” its spurious counterintelligence investigation into then-candidate Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. He concluded that the probe, opened on July 31, 2016, was begun for purely political reasons. The Durham report states that on Aug. 3, 2016, …

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Old Gray Lady Protects the Master of Smear

His eyes get big when he thinks he’s close to damaging someone he sees as an adversary. When he fires and misses, his eyes narrow as he begins searching for another possible weakness in his target. Adam Schiff is the Master of Smear.   He was recently censured by the U.S. House of Representatives in …

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