It’s time. The United States Constitution, in Article V, has a clause describing a Constitutional Convention which the states may…
Category: Politics and Public Policy
Always a dangerous subject, but everyone does has an opinion and, occasionally–insight.
The endless reincarnation and death of the Fair Tax effort
Prager University has some good videos, which people will occasionally label as right-learning. And I agree with them… occasionally. Today,…
So, what did you learn at the Electoral College?
When it comes to certain people in the Government, it would seem nothing. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA), who is leaving…
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it… especially when it has no aesthetic value.
There has been a very aggravating trend lately with banking sites. More and more banks are finally joining the rest…
The wisdom of the ages
Story #1: There was an old Indian Chief who once commissioned a group of young men in his tribe for…
The electronic toll system is about to go the way of the Telcos.
Before I moved to Florida from Maryland in 2005, I had an E-ZPass in Maryland which we used for the…
The 26th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall
I was lucky to be in the United States Air Force and stationed at Tempelhof Central Air Base in Berlin, on…
The Mysterious, But Not-So-Surprising Georgia Guidestones
R.C. Christian, who is he? It’s a pseudonym for the person who created the Georgia Guidestones. The Guidestones are a strange set…
Some tips when tracking your finances online
As a lot of people have done or are doing, I moved my finance tracking off the old (read: previously)…
Your Rulings Speak So Loudly, I Don’t Want to Hear a Word You Say
The recent decision by the Supreme Court to declare gay marriage a right protected under the 14th amendment to the US…