There is so much to say about this…ahem, “reasoned analysis,” that I think I’ll turn it over to you. How would you critique this article? Try to limit your response to no more than 3 things. I will add to your comments but then provide a subsequent edited update to summarize my thoughts in a […]
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Ok, Bereans, now its your turn!
05 Oct 2020
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Rejoice with our next President!
02 Oct 2020
First off, prayers to Donald and Melania Trump and their team that have tested positive for Covid-19. They will have the best of care, and I’m hopeful for a quick and complete recovery for all. You can sense the big Mo has definitely shifted towards Mr. Biden in the last few weeks. The NYT accomplished […]
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Trumpian Tax Troubles?
28 Sep 2020
The NYT reported that it has reviewed Mr. Trump’s tax returns for years, and they suggest years of paying little to no federal taxes, as Mr. Trump allegedly uses money-losing ventures to offset earnings from other companies he owns, and he also uses his companies to fund his and his family’s lavish lifestyle. Mr. Trump, […]
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It’s Amy!
26 Sep 2020
So said the headline to last night’s DRUDGE REPORT, as President Trump is expected to nominate Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court later today. I am delighted with the pick, and despite the fact that this adds fuel to the fire, I believe we have no reason not to quickly confirm Mrs. Barrett. The […]
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Words matter. Repeated words by all the dominant voices influence more. Some will reap what others sow.
17 Sep 2020
The bitter fruits of the progressive war against police continue to mount; an ill wind blowing no one any good. Over the weekend we witnessed two policemen in LA ambushed and shot repeatedly while in their squad car, and, protestors reportedly tried to block the entrance to the emergency room, with at least one allegedly […]
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Low interest rates….forever?
10 Sep 2020
That’s my prediction. Yes I know, he who lives by the crystal ball eats lots of broken glass. Yet our national debt is exploding, and the deficit is only going to get bigger this year and subsequently (above and beyond the previously bad projections). So why wouldn’t interest rates rise with all this borrowing? Doesn’t […]
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How today’s politicians fail basic math
07 Sep 2020
You need to start by reading Brian Riedl’s excellent post from last week over at National Review Online, How the Far Left Fails Basic Math, as it’s my jumping off point. One of my key frustrations with the socialist/progressivist domination of the Democratic Party is their complete disconnect with reality in what they propose to […]
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The week began with Mr. Biden trying to halt the slide in key battleground states over Mr. Trump’s modestly effective convention of blaming Democrats for ongoing social unrest. You know me. You know my heart, and you know my story, my family’s story. Ask yourself: Do I look to you like a radical socialist with […]
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Most people resonate with the Biblical admonition to help the orphan and the widow, and they are imaging their creator when they do, since God does have special compassion to the vulnerable. So its natural and good when people and ministries focus on helping people improve their lives, in many different ways. But some ways […]
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Clarity on the morality of Democratic policies
27 Aug 2020
It’s easy to get into the almost clinical dissection of various policies and which political party has better values. Partisans of both political parties have attacks on the morality of the other side, as this week’s Republican convention does what the Democrats did earlier. Yet some data help clarify moral questions. For me it’s the […]
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