In my last post, one commenter disagreed with my characterization that many of Mr. Biden’s approaches are ungodly. He acknowledged abortion, but found comfort that Mr. Biden is “is at least familiar with the leadings of God” since he prays. That gives me no particular comfort, as the Bible is clear that it is possible […]
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Mr. Biden’s progressive war on work
28 Jan 2021
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Praying for Mr. Biden
25 Jan 2021
Mr Biden wasted no time in implementing an extra-constitutional agenda that could not be supported by a democratic process, e.g., numerous executive orders that are his private fiat. I’ll have more to say on his progressive war on work as soon as the schedule eases, but supporters of Mr. Trump cannot critique Mr. Biden for […]
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This is the day…
20 Jan 2021
Yes, Joe Biden will become the U.S. President in a few hours. For some, this is the end of a nightmare, for others, it’s only the beginning. And yet for others, it’s a different kind of nightmare. But as I started our intro headline, I couldn’t help but remember that jingle that we used to […]
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Never let an insurrection go to waste.
14 Jan 2021
Unfortunately that seems to be the unofficial new motto of the Democratic house leadership and by press reports, the new administration. What we need right now is thoughtful, calm, and quiet leadership. I pray, and would encourage our leadership, at every step of the way your goal should be to defuse the tensions in our […]
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And sometimes it’s really hard to know which of the two roads you follow. One of the contractors I used to work with years ago used to routinely quip, “what good is that going to lead to?” It’s a reasonable quip for us today. There is so much we could say about Mr. Trump, his […]
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Then Pilate said to him, “So you are a king?” Jesus answered, “You say that I am a king. For this purpose I was born and for this purpose I have come into the world—to bear witness to the truth. Everyone who is of the truth listens to my voice.” Pilate said to him, “What is truth?” Pilate’s question is still the […]
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It was late August of 1998 when I arrived in my first class of graduate microeconomics at George Mason University. I arrived early, and waited with eager expectation for the professor, who was one of the two professors that had drawn me to GMU–Walter Williams. When he walked in, it was clear who the dominant […]
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Election 2020: Two Weeks after.
18 Nov 2020
Just two weeks ago I woke up seeing what looked like a surprising Donald Trump victory start to slip away. I always thought it would come down to Pennsylvania, but I really thought he would pull off Michigan and certainly Georgia. I also thought that AZ was called too early, and that Mr. Trump had […]
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How we win on Election Day
02 Nov 2020
Most people I know are pretty anxious about this week, with the election as well as possible reactions to election results (or lack of results). Given it’s in both parties’ interest to suggest the end of the world if the other side wins, it’s not surprising that the level of angst is amped up around […]
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Election 2020: How to Square the Circle
27 Oct 2020
Four years ago, we questioned, to the effect, of “how did it come to this?” How were we left with a choice of a very corrupt Hillary Clinton and a vulgar Donald Trump? While extending the Obama administration (effectively) with a Clinton presidency was unthinkable, voting for Mr. Trump would mean an effective endorsement of […]
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