POSTS UNDER 2012 election:

• Lies and Clever Myths - 24 Jan 2013
  posted in Big Gov & Columns & Numbers & Politics & Govt

  The best thing about math is that it’s a constant. The numbers are what they are. That’s why I’m a data guy, because as a person that believes in absolute truth I have a tendency to like things cut and dried. Leading up to the 2012 election several lies and clever myths were postulated by [...]

• It’s Always Darkest Before the Dawn - 26 Nov 2012
  posted in Columns & Corruption & Vote

  Honesty is always the best policy because when you’re fooling yourself you’re not fooling anyone else.  The recent election should have been a wake-up call for everyone committed to the traditional principles of our great Republic: constitutionally limited government, personal liberty, and economic freedom.  The weeping has lasted for a night, and now it is [...]

• What now? - 16 Nov 2012
  posted in Columns & The Constitution

  The November 6 election outcome has many friends of the Constitution dispirited. As so often before, they hoped that by defeating federal candidates contemptuous of constitutional limits and replacing them with others, they could help restore our Constitution. Obviously, that decades-long strategy has failed—spectacularly. They also have long hoped that by appointing the right people [...]

• Calling a Spade a Spade - 16 Nov 2012
  posted in Columns & Corruption & Vote

  To the Progressives who fight voter ID I want say, “This voter fraud. Here it is? There was massive and systemic voter fraud!”

• Republicans must learn from disastrous election - 12 Nov 2012
  posted in Columns & Politics & Govt & Vote

  Disbelief is the word that defines the Republican state of mind in the wake of the 2012 re-election of President Barack Obama. The obvious questions are: “How can Americans have re-elected a president who has presided over an economy where unemployment still hovers at 8 percent?” And, “How can Americans have re-elected a president who [...]

• History Holds Its Breath - 02 Nov 2012
  posted in Columns

  The hour is too late and the outcome too important to use the subtle innuendo of the professional objectivity all Historians are trained to present.

• Without Hope You’re Hopeless - 12 Oct 2012
  posted in Civil Liberties & Columns & Life & Natural Law & Natural Rights & Principles

  No matter what the polls say I believe that the American people still believe in freedom.

• Is There Any Hope of Change? - 07 Sep 2012
  posted in Big Gov & Civil Liberties & Columns & Economy & The Constitution & Tyranny

  The two major political parties have a lock on power in the United States. The election laws, the media and family voting patterns all collude to make the election of a third party candidate to the Presidency a near impossibility. The closest in the lifetime of anyone reading this happened in 1992 when Ross Perot [...]

• Is the Inertia Greater Than the Momentum? - 03 Aug 2012
  posted in Big Gov & Civil Liberties & Economy & Inflation & Money & Property

  The causes of our problems are not hard to see.  Americans aren’t obese because evil restauranteers are forcing them to eat fried butter on a stick.  We are bulging at the seams because we eat too much and exercise too little.  Americans aren’t trapped in upside down mortgages because evil bankers waylaid us and forced [...]

• Republican race is just getting started - 16 Mar 2012
  posted in 2012 & Columns & Numbers & People & Politics & Govt

  After Rick Santorum’s victories in Tuesday’s Alabama and Mississippi primaries, Mitt Romney told Fox News, “We’re not going to go to a brokered convention.” But those who put their money where their mouths are, buying contracts on the Intrade.com online prediction market, assess the picture much differently. The latest Intrade.com probability that the Republican nominee [...]