When Government Becomes God
Those who reject an omniscient and benevolent God often place similar faith in centralized government. The Founders understood the danger and designed a constitutional system for fallible people, not angels.
politics
Texas Relocation Trends in 2025: The Lone Star State Keeps Calling
Texas is exploding with relocators in 2025—over 400K fleeing high-tax hellholes like California for jobs, zero income tax, and that sweet Lone Star freedom. Dive into the stats, hot spots like Hill Country gems, and why the boom’s just getting started. But beware the growth pains. Ready to join the exodus?
Newsom, Numbers, and the Truth Behind the Spin
California Governor Gavin Newsom highlights population growth, “record-breaking” tourism, and economic strength—but the numbers tell a different story. Population gains are immigration-driven while residents keep leaving, tourism records fade after inflation, and California’s economy lags behind Texas and Florida.
2030: The Real House Shake-Up Is Being Written by Movers, Not Pollsters
Net domestic migration and state policy—not polls—will reshape the 2030 House map. Here’s the seat math, the specific policies driving people out of CA/IL/NY, and how excluding unauthorized immigrants from the count could tilt the map even further.
🧠 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.
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.
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.
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.