You can think the political birth of Donald Trump was spectacular.  You can think it was catastrophic.  Or anywhere in between. But there is no denying that all things DC and its government – and all things political and policy – must be looked at through the prism of two

Yet again, my Wallet Rule: “You go out on Friday night with your wallet. You go out the following Friday night with my wallet. On which Friday night are you going to have more fun? “Obviously you will have more fun with my wallet than yours – because at the

We – the nation’s red-pilled – continue to have the scales fall from our eyes regarding…everything we thought we knew. Institutions in DC and throughout the nation – that we thought were righteous and good – turn out to be utterly corrupt.  People and places we thought were straight shooters

Under normal, saner, less corrupt circumstances?  The Russia-Ukraine conflict would be an irrelevant border skirmish between two largely irrelevant countries on the other side of the planet. Russia is no longer a global threat – at all.  It is a weak sister – a gas station with a nation attached.

More and more of the Internet is becoming less and less wired.  Faster and faster wireless Internet obviously makes connectivity much easier, cheaper – and MUCH better. As you undoubtedly know, we are currently mass-expanding the Fifth Generation (5G) wireless networks.  Which is much discussed – for some very good

One of the very many inflation-increasing aspects of the woefully misnamed “Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)” – is the approximately $100 billion thrown at allegedly “green energy.” Let us set aside the fact that government spending $100 billion on anything – is antithetical to reducing inflation. Let us also set aside

Pat Riley is a National Basketball Association (NBA) legend.  He’s won multiple championships – as a player, a coach and an executive.  He also seems to have uttered one of my favorite sentences of all-time: “‘That player is drowning in Lake Me.’” “Meaning a person who is totally self-absorbed. Transfixed

Big Government is bad business for the Little Guy.  Because the Little Guy can’t afford the exorbitant expenses Big Government imposes upon him. Big Business loves Big Government – or certainly doesn’t mind it quite so much.  Big Business bribes Big Government – and in exchange gets laws and regulatory

I feel the need to preface any discussion involving the 2022 election with: “Barring a repeat of the…shenanigans of the 2020 election.” There – that feels better. Unlike my progressive countrymen, I like to look back on the wisdom of the past.  Rather than, you know, tear it down and

DC is just today officially jamming us with the woefully misnamed and exceedingly awful “Inflation Reduction Act.” One of its very many awful aspects – is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) getting an extra $80 billion over the next decade.  With which it will hire an additional 87,000 people –