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Articles But of Course, You Should All I can think about is whether anything I say will matter between now and the moment that you walk up to a voting booth.
Articles Only If I Musk The most powerful people have been controlling the distribution of information since well before the printing press. It's not reasonable to expect them to distribute that power equitably.
Articles Four Weeks. A Guide to the Midterms. The important question on everyone's mind is of course, who will control the House and Senate. Here's my take...
Articles Maybe You Should Have a Drink This little-known fact will change your creative process forever. We took a look at the data, and a big university agrees; people will believe whatever you tell them.
Articles Working for The Algorithm The ways The Algorithm takes away our Sundays and decides our fate. An essay about how sound bites win over sound thinking, and even shapes our beliefs.
Articles Putin His Place. A Case For Action. Lessons from 9/11: It’s cheaper to clean up a political mess than a nuclear disaster. Should we stop the bleeding before it gets worse?
Articles Pumpkin Spice Wars Fall is coming and our politicians know we like pumpkin spice lattes, and we can't resist the power of this incredible, but deceptive ingredient.
Articles When Being Non-Partisan Leans Left Being non-partisan is a tough job. One of the things we can be sure of, there aren't very many good politicians. But no party has an exclusive on good ideas or dumb statements.
Articles Like A Beer in the Headlights After the completion of the 8th hearing from the January 6th Commission, here's what the Republicans are doing in response.
Articles Eyes on Pro-Life Indiana. After a viral story, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is engaging in political theatre to smear and intimidate a doctor for providing a legal and life saving abortion for a 10-year-old rape victim.
Articles Arming America (With Information) When it comes to gun laws, the power of rhetoric tends to be more powerful than reason, but gun violence like almost all problems is a mathematical one and will require a more nuanced approach. Here's how the liberal position has got it all wrong.
Articles Burned at the Stake All life is precious. Unless you fall into these tough categories. We look at how men have put women in a tough position for generations, and are doing it again while repealing Roe.
Articles Pence: Can He Make Old Things New? When hitching your wagon to a rising star goes bad. Many of you know that I have my eyes on the Oval Office. I have for years, although I'm beginning to doubt my prospects. Specifically, because I believe that the content on this publication will likely be the very thing
Articles The Homesteader's Guide to Inflation When it comes to finances, it's easy to give advice. It's a lot harder to put that advice to good use, even when you're the holier than thou in the ivory financial advice tower. We all have to navigate the world of milk prices, but what do you do when
Articles In Defense of the Constitution It's easy to look at our national treasures as antiquated, and irrelevant. I can understand why someone would believe such a thing if they're looking at the country through the lens of a single issue. When we do this, it leads people to devolve into activism and even protests regarding
Articles When Domestic and Sexual Violence Becomes Entertainment The moment Amber Heard managed to convince us that pooping in a bed is a reasonable approach to revenge, we’ve been riveted. We’re engrossed like a king on his porcelain throne, deliberating as he issues his edict. I guess things have changed since the good ole days of
Articles The Midterms and The Queen’s Gambit Not long ago, after bingeing the hit Netflix series The Queen's Gambit, I picked up a new chess board. It appears I’m in good company, because sales of chess boards doubled a few months after the release of the show, demonstrating how much influence pop culture television can have
Articles Is the world getting better or worse? After a quick search through LinkedIn, and a cross check on Facebook, I’ve confirmed that I know exactly ten Debbies. I wouldn’t say that I’m a Debbie expert, and I’ve never done a formal Debbie audit, but I believe I can tell you from experience that
Articles Who Wins if Roe v Wade Falls? Unlike the toilet that ran for a year in an auxiliary bedroom without me paying much attention, this week’s leak doesn’t allow as much of a passive reaction. When it comes to abortion, Seinfeld's Elaine Benes already made it very clear, if you don’t share someone’s
Articles Ron’s Math Doesn’t Add Up Ron DeSantis says he is working to make education work for students but he’s getting it all wrong. Last week I dispensed a story of my experience learning how to build a grill. It’s all documented here, but to give you a brief summary, I was lamenting how
Articles This is Why I Never Read the Instructions And why maybe you shouldn’t go to college. We’re approaching summer and I can’t help but think about the mistakes of the spring seasons of old that I made time and time again in anticipation of outdoor cooking weather. Purchasing a brand new grill that cost me
