In 2020, it’s every which way but free.
Seizing the Means of Communication
In defense of “free speech,” President Trump threatens a historic government assault on the free market of ideas.
If I Must Choose the Lesser of Two Evils…
Donald Trump, for all of his flaws, would have a light shown upon his every transgression while Joe Biden would receive little if any public blowback for scandal, failure, or expansion of presidential power.
Biden Is Not an Off-Ramp from Trumpism
There’s no argument that convinces rank-and-file Republicans and bread-and-butter conservatives to vote for Biden, even if they’re Trump skeptical.
‘Never Trump’ Conservatives: Give Amash a Chance
Voting for Biden is a damned if we do, damned if we don’t scenario. Instead, consider what a credible Justin Amash candidacy brings to the table when it comes to redeeming the heart and soul of the conservative movement.
The Bull in the China Shop
Many Republicans see Trump as “our bull in their china shop” but act surprised at angry responses from those who, you know, are invested in what’s being demolished.
A Quick Note on Political “Science”
I’ve long preferred the term political philosophy over political science because there’s a necessary human element to what should be considered good governance.
The Buck Stops Where?
Someone who points fingers in a crisis is hardly a shining example of leadership.
He’s Still #TrumpFirst
Donald Trump, the reality TV President, continues to demonstrate day-by-day that he’s anything but #AmericaFirst.
Link: Federalism and Crisis Government
We must hold sacred the finely tuned checks and balances of federalism. The rights and liberties we are afforded in this country are only as strong as the form of government we have in place that protects those rights and liberties.