The Ballad of Gregory Rigano
Gregory Rigano is no different from any other clown-show grifters. But at the end of the day, he may end up with the biggest body count
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A Climate Hawk Laments: I Was Wrong About the Environmental Left
By proving people like myself – who have defended their motives as noble – wrong, the Left does irreparable damage to the cause of fighting climate change
Trump Digression Index: The Trump Corollary to Godwin’s Law
The diversion of seemingly every discussion, TV show, and internet forum toward Trump can now be measured. Call it the Trump Digression Index.
Non-Doomsday Prepping 6: What Do I DO With All This!?!
What do we do with 12 cans of green beans, 50 pounds of flour, and all those packages of Top Ramen? The answer to that is, It Depends.
The Caine Mutiny: A New Reason to Appreciate A Classic
It seems timely, as so many folks are finding their lives upended, that dealing with crisis with questionable leadership is a vital lesson to consider.
The “BUT SWEDEN” Model: Already Outdated and Completely Wrong
In the end, that’s all we can do in a situation like this: stack the odds in our favor. And then hope and pray very hard that our gamble works.
Something Has Got to Give: Law, Liberty, and Coronavirus
I wonder how far they can go, how long this can go on, before we lose our collective willingness to submit.
100 Favorite Films To Recommend Part 2: The 1930s
If the 1920s established film as a way for Americans to pass the time, the 1930s established its celebrity and its integration into the fabric of American culture
The Well Made Bed, Ready for Lying
How you feel about this current fourth season of the ongoing #1 rated reality show in America “President Trump vs The Media” will color how you feel about such things.
I Almost Died from the Flu. Please Don’t Expose Me to COVID-19.
A lot of people are claiming that COVID-19 is “no worse than the flu.” Do you have any idea how bad that is?
No, We Are Not Running Out of Food and Toilet Paper
There’s no indication that we will be running out of these products any time soon. So why are so many shelves empty?
In Which Em Goes Into Hiding
In general, things are not so bad. Yet. In the back of my mind there is a niggling feeling of impending large-scale disaster that will lead to unmanageable anxiety if I allow it to.
An Open Letter to Small Businesses: Stay Alive
The best thing small business owners can do for their employees is whatever it takes to survive long enough to employ them when this crisis is over
#ChecksChecksChecks is a Conservative – and Good – Idea
In the midst of plagues and pestilence, humans look to the skies. In the case of the coronavirus pandemic, Mitt Romney in a helicopter appears.
Colorado Is Testing Potential New Model for Revamping Health Care
America faces a health care crisis, and Colorado is one state that is leading the way in addressing it.
Serving Up a Recession
The COVID-19 epidemic will be the first services recession, and it could be a bad one.
America’s Broken Temporal System: Here’s How to Fix Daylight Savings Time
It’s time to end our counterproductive system with many time zones and these one-size-fits-all daylight savings programs across the entire country
Nintendo Needs Mario Role-Playing Games
On October 1, 2019, AlphaDream Corporation, the team behind the beloved Mario & Luigi series of turn-based role-playing games, declared bankruptcy. This move surprised many and marked yet another crippling blow to fans of Mario RPGs,...
Non-Doomsday Prepping Part 1: The Case for Being Prepared
Prepping doesn’t mean you’re crazy or weird, it’s actually a great way to save money over the course of time, and it doesn’t even have to take up lots of space.
What’s Six Orders of Magnitude Between Friends
At some point, the media is going to have to learn how to properly use social media
