A recent Politico headline reads: “The One Weird Trait That Predicts Whether You’re a Trump Supporter …And it’s not gender, age, income, race or religion.” What is it? Authoritarianism. The author never fully defines the term; presumably he means people … Continue reading
The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution reads: “A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” Advocates of gun control and gun … Continue reading
“Ted Cruz is not eligible to be president,” declares The Washington Post. Why not? Because the Constitution says so. Now when was the last time you heard proponents of the massive government state, as we know it, so concerned about … Continue reading
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are deadlocked for the Democratic nomination in Iowa and New Hampshire right now. Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are deadlocked in both Iowa and New Hampshire three weeks before voting begins in the 2016 presidential … Continue reading
Sixty-seven percent of Americans say they agree with President Barack Obama’s latest executive actions on guns, though six in 10 of them say they will not be effective in curbing gun violence, according to a new survey. This is what … Continue reading
We keep hearing that Muslims are the greatest victims of hate crimes and prejudice. But the FBI’s own statistics state just the opposite. Of the 1,149 anti-religious hate crimes reported in the United States in 2014, only 16.1% were directed … Continue reading
I don’t know of anybody who thinks that Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton have anything close to a real marriage. Bill Clinton’s sexual addictions/compulsions – resulting in sexual harassment, if not rape – are well-known. So why does Hillary Clinton … Continue reading
The most dangerous impulse of a government is to answer the cry, “Do something!” Classic example? Gun control. Obama plans to meet with his Attorney General tomorrow. At that meeting they will develop rationalizations for using executive orders in place … Continue reading
As a therapist, it’s my job to make people think. When I post politically related articles on my website or on Facebook, I look forward to intelligent and well-thought out feedback — either positive or negative. Virtually 100% of the … Continue reading
“Right now, people on the no-fly list can walk into a store and buy a gun,” Obama said in a recent weekly radio address. “That is insane.” Makes sense, right? Sure it does. If you uncritically accept the validity of … Continue reading
Phil Gramm and Michael Solon recently wrote in The Wall Street Journal: President Obama seems to aspire to join Franklin Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan as one of the three most transformative presidents of the past hundred years, and by all … Continue reading
In psychology, there’s a phrase known as, “Blaming the Victim.” Victim blaming occurs when the victim of a crime or any wrongful act is held entirely or partially responsible for the harm that befell them. For example, there is a … Continue reading