As I read conservative media, I see a huge absence of content that would even remotely point the way that the average conservative Joe or Jane might engage with the civic dysfunction that’s going on around them. Maybe they don’t see that as their mission, very likely in fact, but I suspect that it’s because […]
The Next and New Genesis of Covid in America, Stand Your Ground
As of the end of December, apart from the amazing work done by front line medical researchers, doctors, nurses and medical facilities; and also to give credit to Donald Trump for his initiatives including the creation of Operation Warp Speed, here’s what we’ve learned about the Corona virus response: Mask mandates show no macro statistical […]
The Divided America, Its Factions, News Sources, A Line in The Sand
We all know America is divided, more so than in most people’s lifetime. Left and right are speaking two different languages. What’s underneath is even more profound, more divided and more splintered, even within the two camps we acknowledge as left and right. The left has divisions ranging from antifa militants all the way to […]
A Shocking Trend in American Covid Cases and the Sharp Curve Challenging Policy
I see a trend in Covid cases that will challenge what you’re seeing in the media right now (todays date 12/18/20). We’re in a spike which really isn’t a spike, but rather, a sustained and still growing wave. Over the past ten days, we’ve averaged over a quarter million confirmed cased per day in the […]
Why Conservatives are Going to Get Beat if They Don’t Embrace New Civic Structures
A couple days ago, I was reading an article on yet another instance of where new progressive orthodoxy, critical race theory, was being shoved down the throats of school children. Reading this, I contemplated, yet again, the inadequacy of conservative message infrastructure. If you live in a red state, a red town, led by conservative […]
Why I’m a Deep Conservative and The Few Issues in Which I Dissent
Have you ever looked at an interactive map of historical Europe where the centuries fly by in seconds and the national borders and sovereign national authorities change like an amoeba running in place? That might be a good analogy for America’s political heritage. Ever heard of the Whigs, the Bull Moose party, the Federalist? Titles […]