A National Conversation: Making The Right Choices
D/S/Cs always want to “have a national conversation,” so let’s have a conversation. I’ll start, but unlike you, I won’t …
Tag Archives: rule of law
You’re On Your Own, July 2020
I have often, in writing about firearms and general personal and family security issues told you, gentle readers, you’re on …
The Rayshard Brooks Case, Update 4: Stupid Surprises
Since the last article in this series (the Rayshard Brooks Archive is here), the media have continued the canonization of Brooks …
The Second Civil War 6: It’s Up To Normal Americans
A Conservative is a Liberal that’s been mugged. That’s a venerable aphorism, which like all aphorisms, carries substantial truth. This …
Kavanaugh: Justice or Social Justice?
NOTE: I normally post a firearm related article on Tuesdays, but I’ll have to preempt that tradition for this week.The …
Trump: Conservative Philosophy
Pity the anti-trumpers and even shed a single tear of pity for Leftists in general. A bit more than a …
The Freddie Gray Case, Update 50: Feds Honor The Rule Of Law
Freddie Gray was arrested in Baltimore on 12 April, 2015, and died a few days later. More than two years …
NFL Arrogance–UPDATED
I did not play football in high school. I was too busy with track, soccer, music and theater. Over the …
The Freddie Gray Case, Update 48: Maliciously Clueless
Since the criminal trial portion of the Mosby-Induced disaster in Baltimore, willing observers have had a re-education about the nature …
Starbucks: They Don’t Stand With America
Back on March of 2015 I wrote Starbucks: The Beans of Idiocy. On that occasion, the CEO of Starbucks, one Howard …
Conservative Violence: The Horror
Often, reading the work of others, such as my colleague and pal, Bookworm, gives me ideas for articles. Nearly as often, …
