DOGE: How we Arrived at this Point
DOGE: How we Arrived at this Point
Abstract: A series of critical inflection points led us to the point where we currently are with a strong central government with several corrupt and potentially criminal acts. If it was not the federal government, elements of the central government could be subject to RICO. The key inflection points center around the Progressive Era in the early 20th century and include the Wilsonian bureaucratic reforms, the 16th Amendment and the 17th Amendment to the Constitution. Real reform must address these areas. Otherwise DOGE may save some money this year, but will not fundamentally change how the government is structured or operates. …READ MORE…
WATCH: ‘HUGE RIFT’: Zelenskyy’s Oval Office ‘escalation’ was ‘quite a surprise,’ DNI Gabbard says
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard addresses U.S.-Ukraine relations following the heated exchange in the Oval Office and President Donald Trump’s focus on brokering peace on ‘Fox News Sunday.’ #foxnews …WATCH HERE…
Taking Action To Get Our Military And Government Federal Service Back in Line: Sometimes You Have To Break A Few Eggs
There have been ongoing debates for some time now about our military leaders and their relationship with civilian leaders. For reasons that don’t make much sense given our tradition of civilian leadership of our military, recent years have only exacerbated what has now become-through the actions of some of these leaders-a trend toward undermining that tradition. …READ MORE…
REPRISE: Why conservatives oppose the war
In the wake of President Trump tossing Zelensky out of the Oval Office on Friday, I repost tonight this newsletter from January 31, 2023. I will allow readers to decide what has changed on the last 25 months. I mean, besides Trump’s second re-election. …READ MORE…
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