Wise, honest people know what they know, and are not afraid to state it; and they also are unafraid to say what they do not know, and what is not known. Charlatans must always claim to know an answer, even … Continue reading →

Ayn Rand’s novella “Anthem” opens by foregrounding the triumph of the collective through the narrator’s struggle to express and justify his thoughts. In this world, there is no “I,” only the collective “we,” which has become synonymous with good. The … Continue reading →

“The Biden administration’s push to dramatically increase tax rates on inherited wealth is running into some roadblocks with Democrats on Capitol Hill, potentially imperiling a key part of the president’s funding plan.” [Fox Business] Hilarious. Democrats manipulate wealthy people into … Continue reading →

Politics without election integrity is meaningless. Discussion and resolution of ideological differences is impossible without freedom of speech, particularly on social media and the Internet. Economic growth without individual liberty and private property will not happen. Health and safety without … Continue reading →

Prince Harry is under fire after referring to the First Amendment of the Constitution as “bonkers” while discussing the media “feeding frenzy” after he and his wife Meghan Markle left the United Kingdom and moved into Tyler Perry’s Beverly Hills … Continue reading →

Facebook and Twitter label you “dangerous” if you express any dissenting view from the hardcore, totally left-wing, statist, collectivist doctrine on any subject. Suggesting that dissenting viewpoints are equivalent to physical violence is the distinguishing characteristic of the worst sort … Continue reading →