Perspective
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PerspectiveIn part 1 of this article I examined the evidence for and against election fraud across these United States, concluding that to dismiss it is foolish. On the other hand, the occurrence of fraud is [...] -
FederalIs the U.S. a federated union, as the Constitution suggests, or a single nation as is often believed? This question is an odd one considering what our founders intended for these United States. Nevertheless, it [...] -
PoliticsWe’ve seen claims by the right of rampant election fraud, while the left claims there is none, or at least that it is negligible. As you will soon learn, the truth—as is often the case—lies [...]
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#TEXITNew York Magazine recently published an opinion article entitled, “Divided We Stand: The country is hopelessly split. So why not make it official and break up?” The near 6500-word what-if piece speaks to the deepening [...] -
#TEXITThe Wall Street Journal recently put out an article on U.S. federal debt, and its findings are so bad that the government of Texas is running out of excuses for not side-stepping the federal government [...] -
PerspectiveIn the drama surrounding the firing of now former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, some interesting facts regarding his acting replacement have emerged. Specifically, the new Attorney General has in the past supported the right of [...] -
#TEXITIn a midterm election result that surprised virtually no one, the Democrats take control of the House of Representatives while the Republicans increase their majority in the Senate. Though there are a few races that [...]
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#TEXITIn a recent idle moment on Twitter, I came across a painting of Donald Trump. The image was of a sad-faced President cradling a tattered American flag in a football stadium, and it bore the [...] -
PoliticsFacebook has opened what they are calling a “war room,” with the goal of stopping “the spread of misinformation and propaganda.” The so-called “war room” is a center of employees who have expertise in areas [...] -
CultureAs the Texas General Land Office and the city of San Antonio are finalizing their plans to “reimagine” the Alamo, including putting the 82-year-old cenotaph in jeopardy by removing it from the Alamo plaza, Texas [...] -
#TEXITHalloween is nearly upon us. And shortly after that, Texas will be faced with an equally scary event: election day. Early voting for the mid-term elections begins tomorrow, and while all eyes are fixed on [...] -
#TEXITHillary Clinton is back in the news with the latest in her never-ending quest to regain power by reinventing herself along political trends. And what trend is she trying to get in front of now? [...]
