Your Constitutional Right to Be a Pirate
Article I, Sec 8 of the Constitution gives Congress the power to grant citizens “letters of marque and reprisal.” You, too, can be a pirate. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Politics
Who Is Kamala Harris?
Who is Kamala Harris? What informs her leftist views of U.S. government and the economy? One might think she is a product of her upbringing. Continue Reading →
Things Used as Bribes in New York to Get a CCW Before NYSRPA v Bruen
You are allowed to bear arms as well as owning them. Here are the things used as bribes in New York to get a CCW before NYSRPA v Bruen. Continue Reading →
Iowahawk on Student Loan Debt
Iowahawk (David Burge, @iowahawkblog) has some thoughts on student loan debt. While I don’t agree with all of them, it’s worth a read. Continue Reading →
Who Is Colin Kahl?
Who is Colin Kahl? Simple answer: he was heavily involved in the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. Which raises another question: why? Continue Reading →
The Forever Lockdown
Protests create a baseline of cases. The cycle is lock down, number of cases fall, protests continue, lockdown eases, infections rise. Forever lockdown! Continue Reading →
The Shadow App is a Symptom of the Democrats’ Larger Failings
Many are saying the Democrats are hoist by their own petard. The problem is not just coding and testing errors. The larger problem is the people they are hiring. Continue Reading →
Don Boudreaux on Peter Navarro
Yesterday Don Boudreaux posted an open letter to the Wall Street Journal. Here’s a sample of Don Boudreaux on Peter Navarro. Read the entire letter at Cafe Hayek. By my Continue Reading →
Census Bureau Released Population Estimates
Which states gained and which lost? And what does it mean? Today the Census Bureau released population estimates for the U.S., states, cities, and Puerto Rico. Before delving into the Continue Reading →
New York Population by County
The issue is the percentage of voters upstate versus New York city. The Excel workbook includes data by county for that state. Continue Reading →