Category: Sociopolitical Commentary

  • The 1A

    I was thinking about the First Amendment while I made breakfast. It wasn’t a big breakfast: blueberries, bananas and Jimmy Dean frozen egg and sausage biscuits. I usually do more for breakfast and make things fresh – especially on Sundays, but I need a shower this morning so I just wanted to fuel up and…

  • The Vance Talking Bad About Musk AI Hoax

    I don’t really care that much about this. There are a lot of people who talk bad about each other. Gossip, planning, concern for their well-being. Call it what you want. People get together and speak negatively about other people. It’s sad, but I can’t make it stop. You probably can’t either. If you can,…

  • John Cusack

    The video that’s been going around of John Cusack talking political issues is so disappointing. I thought he would be smarter, or at least more informed. I don’t know why I thought that. Actors are just people that are talented at playing pretend. Nothing more. He repeated the same old tired lines: Elon Musk is…

  • A Judge Thinks Himself the Equal of the President. I Disagree

    Three co-equal branches of government, yes. That does not mean that any judge in the country can just give an order that the president has to follow. The country couldn’t operate like that. The most obvious problem with that is that one judge could, say, order a military flight, approved by the president, carrying criminal…

  • Should Biden’s Pardons be Vacated?

    Trump recently announced that the pardons Biden signed near the end of his term were voided because they were signed with autopen. I don’t know that single fact, by itself, would be enough to vacate pardons.  It would certainly merit investigation, considering it’s possible that someone else was using Biden’s auto signature. However, this fact…

  • Several Popular You Tubers Switch to Rumble

    For years, You Tube has been the face of new media. People who represent the political right, like Ben Shapiro and Steven Crowder got their message out to the world, leaning heavily on You Tube and daily shows. People who were traditionally more centrist or even left-wing, like Jimmy Dore, Joe Rogan, Tim Pool and…

  • Government Shut Down

    If it were true that a government shut down would genuinely put lives in jeopardy, it would be an indication that we are FAR too dependent on government and would need to massively scale it back and reduce our dependency upon it.

  • Eric Swalwell, Busted

    Sortor was on Tim Pool’s show last night talking about this. This is maybe the largest unforced error we’ve seen so far from Swalwell, and he’s had some dillies: Passing gas during a live television appearance. Veiled threats about using nukes against Americans who rebelled against the government. Fabricating evidence in the second Trump impeachment…

  • Trump is Going to Cancel the Minting of Pennies. Awesome!

    I’ve thought we should get rid of pennies for like 30 years, but I never thought anyone would do it. And that was before I knew that it cost almost the cents to mint every penny. This article (and Trump’s statement simply says that the cost is “more than 2 cents” to mint a penny,…

  • Delaware’s Government Ruined by the Actions of a Single, Girl Boss, Activist, Judge

    The consequences of a single questionable decision by a single judge is essentially going to ruin Delaware’s economy. I knew that a judge had blocked Elon Musk’s pay package from Tesla even though the share holders voted on it beforehand. It was blocked based on a law firm finding a shareholder with nine shares (out…