Why Do We Fear Primary Contention?
Republicans have nothing to fear from a robust primary competition. Nobody deserves the nomination, especially if that person hasn’t been vetted in the fire.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Republicans have nothing to fear from a robust primary competition. Nobody deserves the nomination, especially if that person hasn’t been vetted in the fire.
It’s a bad idea to mix science and politics. Science, by its very nature demands the absence of bias and open minds-minds not clouded by emotion.
“The greatest leader is not necessarily the one who does the greatest things. He is the one that gets the people to do the greatest things.” ~ Ronald Reagan
Why Are We Here? (Part 3) “Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” ~ 2 Corinthians 3:17 (KJV) Greetings my fellow Americans! While an answer to the title of this series continues to be the main thrust behind the subtopics being expounded, I’d like to …
Revisiting the Government Little Lies Theme. When the Script Gets Flipped-Attack the Messenger!
Dasha Burns of NBC News was the only journalist to dissent in pre-debate interviews with Pennsylvania lieutenant governor John Fetterman.
Over the last couple years, gas, food and transportation prices, all went up. Oh yeah, egg prices also went up. That’s one that is a sign of things to come.
There are a lot of suspicious distractions ongoing stealing the thunder from important things that we should be hearing more about. But what else is new?
Military recruiting is like any other potential ramification progression associated with this administration: Could implode, is imploding, imploded.
“Never let a good crisis go to waste.” That pithy and cynical quote is attributed to Winston Churchill, but Rahm Emmanuel resurrected it during the Obama administration by saying “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste.” Now, it has become a standing policy with the DNC. Absent a real crisis, Democrats and their …
Is the ethical politician an endangered species? Given today’s headlines, they appear to be almost extinct.
“It has been said that politics is the second oldest profession. I have learned that it bears a striking resemblance to the first.” ― Ronald Reagan The Oldest Profession Just Slipped To Second Place. In the 60s, when I was in college in Texas, there were two real life Texas legends, visitors abounding. One is the …
Portfolio Management of the Dream State Variety. Making projects up is not a best practice, what about a portfolio management technique?
Administration hirings and social justice signaling in government create a confused and ineffective workforce where incompetence becomes the norm.
A Wealth Of Material; Rodney Dangerfield 2.0. “NATO is organizing a Quick Reaction Force to repel invaders at OUR southern border. Hope they hurry.” “USA Today maintains the definition of a woman is complicated. They really need to get out more.” “The New York Times finally admitted Hunter Biden’s laptop is real. So too, the Watergate …
The Long-Term Democrat Political Strategy, Part II; A one-party state is their ultimate goal
The Long-Term Democrat Political Strategy, Part I; Political power is the goal at any cost and by any means
Henry Ford creates the assembly line and Def Sec McNamara creates a DoD program budget methodology that works very well for many programs but is not a panacea in consideration of Moore’s law. Meanwhile the NRO FIA program keeps digging (spending) in an attempt to buy their way to completion.
FIA optical costs grow an order of magnitude, but schedule analytics barely estimate a 50% chance of delivery: but the IC funds projects at the expense of programs.
The Gap Study gains momentum, and we go down memory lane on a number of IC programs that exemplify how poor the acquisition record has been for a long time