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Can Anyone Recognize This Smoke (?) Detector?
The item I have in my house is either a smoke detector (or carbon monoxide detector). It started to chirp so I think I will […]
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Sloppy Arguments Over COVID Mandates at SCOTUS
The live audio of Supreme Court oral argument has always been an asset to me. I believe that audio of Supreme Court oral arguments has […]
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Who Decides About COVID Mandates?
The Supreme Court heard almost four hours worth of arguments yesterday about vaccination mandates. The Supreme Court heard one question repeatedly throughout the whole session. […]
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My Law 360 Article on the Texas SB 8 Case and Prospects for the Future
Law 360 recently published an article I wrote about the Supreme Court’s decision in Texas SB 8 abortion cases. This link is not available to […]
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Biden’s Plan To Address Meat-Price Inflation Ignores That Federal Intervention Caused the Problem
President Joe Biden, and his Administration are MoveTo combat inflation in the meat industry. However, the proposed government solutions to this largely government-created disaster will […]
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All Politicians Are Unpopular—So Strip Away Their Power
It will undoubtedly be another turbulent year for politics. As such, I would like to commend Washington leaders for unifying our divided country around one […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 8, 1973
7 men are accused of illegally entering the Democratic headquarters in Watergate Hotel. U.S. v. Nixon was the result of this break-in. Watergate Complex […]
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Concentration Camp Survivor Tursunay Ziyawudun on Her Imprisonment in Xinjiang
Tursunay ziyawudun, before she fled, was one of 1.5 million Uyghurs or other Muslims held in China’s western China “reeducation” centres. She describes them as […]
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My NBC Column on the Vaccine Mandate Cases Argued before the Supreme Court Today
My column about today’s Supreme Court cases regarding vaccine mandates was just published by NBC. Here is a sample: Biden has established policies to mandate […]
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Libertarian Party of Georgia Loses Ballot Access Lawsuit
The state of Georgia can treat minor party candidates much more severely than Democrats and Republicans in terms of ballot access. This was affirmed by […]