🧠 An Epiphany at 3AM: Why the U.S. Constitution Endures
The U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights endure not because of their age, but because they reflect timeless truths about human nature—just like the greatest works of literature.
The Day I Met the Man Who Froze Time: A Moment with Dr. Harold Edgerton
In 1984, I stumbled into the office of Dr. Harold Edgerton at MIT. I didn’t sell him a computer—but I did walk out with a postcard, a crash course in strobe photography, and one of the most memorable afternoons of my life.
Why Republicans Secretly Want Kamala Harris to Run in 2028
Why would Republicans want Kamala Harris to run for president in 2028? Satire meets strategy in this snarky breakdown of how her communication style, policy flip-flops, and public image could be the GOP’s secret weapon. A funny and forward take on political optics and Democratic disunity.
Cost of living differences between California and Texas
Thinking about the cost of living differences between California and Texas? Here’s a quick reality check: 🏡 HousingCalifornia median home
Ending Public Funding for NPR and PBS: A Necessary Reform
today’s media environment has evolved dramatically, making taxpayer-funded support for NPR and the PBS not only outdated but also unnecessary.
Swiss Scientists Create Miracle Artificial Blood
VitaeSyn mirrors another debate—one not of blood, but of energy
5 REASONS CALIFORNIANS LEAVE
five of the many reasons Californians are fed up and leaving the once-great state.
California’s Pension Debt: the invisible monster stalking tax payers
California’s pension debt, often referred to as the “invisible monster,” represents a significant fiscal challenge that threatens to impact future tax policies and the scope of government-provided services.
A Life-Changing Lesson in Critical Thinking
That day marked the beginning of my lifelong passion for history and critical thinking. It wasn’t just a history class—it was a transformative moment that shaped how I approached the world.
The Department of Education Made Me a Conservative
Witness wasteful spending at the Department of Education in the mid 90″s converted me into a fiscal conservative.
The Case for Legislative Term Limits
Introduction Implementing term limits for U.S. Senators and members of the House of Representatives offers a powerful solution to enhance
23 Questions Bret Baier Should Ask Kamala Harris
Bret Baier of Fox News asked for questions to ask Kamala Harris for his interview with her on 10/16/24. These are 23 questions I sent him.
Some day there will be an African American…
The myth of African American Upward Immobility Introduction This brief post demonstrates, by example, that African Americans have attained the
A Case for Public School Vouchers
Public Schools Cater to Exceptional Students Generally speaking, public schools have morphed from being institutions that serve the many, to
Rename public schools for Medal of Honor recipients
The recent incident in Washington D.C., where pro-Hamas protesters burned the American flag and raised the Palestinian flag, has left
In Austin and renting? Read this.
Stop wasting your money paying rent in Austin and buy a home in San Antonio