People are throwing around words like “sedition” and “insurrection”–and making the case that such avenues are never legitimately available to the American People (despite our Founding Fathers using such avenues to found our nation to begin with). But is that so? Is there a legitimate case to be made against the Federal Government, not only...

We unpack the events from Wednesday in DC. Not the “how” and “when”–you know all of that…but the “why”. The psychology and reasoning behind why it happened, and why it’s very difficult to criticize those who breached the Capitol. Also, is the Federal Government a sacrosanct entity? One that must be preserved and protected above...

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This year’s New Year’s Message takes a sobering look at the fight that we face this year–it is a fight that has transcended past “Republican vs. Democrat” or “Conservative vs. Liberal”, and has evolved to “The American People vs. The Professional Class”…and the recent arguments over the Stimulus Bill demonstrate why this is the case....

The theory of the “Social Contract” states that we, as citizens, give up some of our freedoms in exchange for a government and institutions that will protect our safety and out natural rights. But if that government and those democratic institutions do not keep us safe and protect our rights…and instead actively fight *against* those...

A recent cancelled execution in South Carolina calls into question whether or not we have become too soft when it comes to criminals on Death Row, and when it comes to crime and punishment in general. Can we learn important lessons from the way we approached crime over 100 years ago? Also, the President and...