Facebook’s ‘Fact Checkers’ Need To Check Their Privilege
Social media users believe “fact checking” is a tool to censor them and to manipulate the spread of information. They’re right.
The Columbus Calumny
What we have seen over the past month is a testament to the systemic failures of public school education.
Fauci’s Flip Flops
He’s been on every side of every important question about containment, mitigation, and treatment of COVID-19. And he’s not alone.
Hydroxychloroquine: What Does Trump Have to Lose?
Are critics afraid HCQ will kill the president, or that taking it will kill their narrative that it’s ‘dangerous’?
Shedding Light on Trump’s ‘Disinfectant’ Comments
Our media was too consumed with discrediting the president to investigate what he was really talking about. Here’s the real story.
Fauci’s Folly
After 50 years in Washington, D.C., the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has become an overly cautious bureaucrat.
How Facebook Policy Hinders Political Speech
Like many who use social media and have concerns about privacy, data breaches, and viewpoint discrimination, I closely followed the testimony of Facebook Chief Operating […]
When Seconds Count, Police Under No Legal Obligation To Act
As with many hot-button issues, Americans are sharply divided over Second Amendment rights. Liberals argue that only trained police officers should be armed and citizens […]
Mueller Indictment May Be Bad News for Illegal Aliens
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s 37-page indictment against three Russian entities and 13 Russian individuals may have legal implications for illegal aliens residing in the United […]
A Tale of Two Countries
Rep. Joseph Kennedy III (D-Mass.) had the unenviable task of rebutting President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address this week. Kennedy found himself […]
Deep Staters’ “House of Cards” Delusion
I’m rather late to the party, but I’ve just finished binge watching the first five seasons of House of Cards, thanks to a “smart TV” […]