Immigration Reform: America’s Holy Grail
It is true that we need immigration reform in America, but it is not the version currently being peddled in the halls of government today.
Greatness Agenda
What Great Replacement?
Oh, That One!
Americans have every right to be steamed over the cynical use of de facto open borders to establish a permanent Democratic Party majority.
How to Craft a Water Initiative
The policies required to solve urban and rural water challenges are not mutually exclusive.
We Have Stumbled Into a Shambles
It's much harder to be complacent about criminal violence now, as so many of us were a few short years ago. Are we ready, at long last, to wage a true war on crime?
Putin’s Current Objectives in Ukraine
Failure to understand the fundamentals of Russian military interventions could help transform what seems like a Russian embarrassment into yet another shameful moment for the Biden Administration.
The Mechanics of Ballot Initiatives: A Primer
For a serious initiative qualification campaign, reality descends on proponents with every passing day.
Agriculture, Fuel Costs, and the Price Hikes to Come
There is nothing green for the farming community in the era of the Green New Deal: only red ink and high costs, which means the cost of food will continue to rise.
Got Milk?
Globalism leads to a leveling of the entire world by facilitating convergence to a single economic level.
Disney’s Latest Sexy Story Is Really About Power
The huge benefits from both state and national laws that Disney has enjoyed over the decades leave it open to government retaliation when it offends those in power.
Vergara: Ten Years In The Rearview
It has been a decade since the landmark Vergara lawsuit was filed, and its denial in the courts has led to ongoing failure in California schools.
Why Indoor Water Rationing Doesn’t Help
Current policies aimed at cutting urban water use are misguided because the economic cost of indoor water rationing is more than the cost of constructing upgrades to water treatment plants.
How the World Health Organization Wants to Control Public Health—And Your Life
Amendments to the WHO’s International Health Regulations would give an unaccountable global bureaucracy the power to impose Shanghai-style lockdowns in U.S. cities—with or without our consent.
The Absolute Lunacy of Catch and Release
We are in desperate need of immigration policies that put the best interests of our country and its citizens first. Catch-and-release is the opposite of that and needs to go.
Did Russiagate Enable the Invasion of Ukraine?
Even though Vladimir Putin was unsuccessful in getting Hillary Clinton elected in 2016, because he supported the Russiagate deceit, Putin got an even weaker U.S. leader in Joe Biden.
Why California Is Dying of Thirst . . . And What Can Be Done to Fix It
Water is the foundation of civilization. It is absurd that Californians, living in the wealthiest and most innovative place on earth, cannot design abundance into their water infrastructure.
The Very Model of the Modern Russian General
The continued stalemate in Ukraine shows that Russian commanders face a task even more daunting than that of their U.S. counterparts.
Forever War Revisited
American support for Ukraine is chasing an elusive, vaguely defined victory similar to the fruitless 20-year American commitment in Afghanistan.
Don’t Buy into SEL!
Social Emotional Learning (SEL) was always a bad idea, and now that it is politicized, it’s a nightmare.
The Case Against the Border Wall Is Crumbling
As the chaos of the last year has proven beyond a doubt, America needs a wall on its border now more than ever.
King Joe Can’t Transfer Student-Loan Debt
Americans have become increasingly and disturbingly accepting of life under executive rule.