Month: January 2024

402 – New Years

I don’t “do” New Years Resolutions. To me, they’re one step above a campaign promise. (At least you intend to keep your resolutions.) That said, the beginning of a new year is a good time to consider your future. What plans do you have for the new year? While I do not make New Years Resolutions, if you do, here are a few ideas I think you should consider.

Junk Climate Science

The scientific basis of climate change theory is junk science made to seem authoritative by dressing it up with lengthy reports based on dubious computer models. 

The Great Taking: You Really No Longer Own Your Securities, and You Could Also Lose Your Freedom

The statement: ‘You will own nothing and be happy,’ is more than just a rhetorical flourish from the World Economic Forum, based on findings from a new book and documentary.

9th Circuit Three Judge Panel Allows California Extensive Ban on Concealed Carry to Go into Effect on January 1st

California’s new concealed handgun law bans carrying guns in 26 places; most public places, including public parks and playgrounds, churches, banks, and zoos, go into effect today. Going into any business that doesn’t have a posted sign saying that you can carry, there is now a crime in California. A district court judge had issued […]

Biden’s Electric School Bus Program Faces the Daunting Challenge of Inadequate Utility Power

President Joe Biden’s signature $5 billion program to convert the nation’s school buses to an electric fleet has collided with a formidable challenge: a lack of charging infrastructure and power generation from local utilities.

The Environmental Protection Agency’s internal watchdog issued a report just before the New Year’s holiday that offered the latest evidence of a cart-before-horse dynamic in the Democratic push for green energy.

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