Category: Rant

  • Don’t Steal Their Failures

    Don’t Steal Their Failures

    I was in 2nd grade when I decided I was going to make a table and chairs. I had watched my grandfather make things. It couldn’t be that hard. With my mother and grandparents providing the material, I made a table and chair. It was a success. Was it sturdy enough for an adult to…

  • Math Is Hard

    Math Is Hard

    My oldest son is on the spectrum. He has a job but does not have a license. He still lives with his mother, my ex-wife. When he was in middle school, I attended an IEP (individual education plan). This is where we lay out what accommodations he needs and how best to get him educated.…

  • This Nation’s Historical Tradition of …

    This Nation’s Historical Tradition of …

    Trump v. Wilcox on application for stay was granted. It was a 6-3 opinion. The usual suspects were on the wrong side of history, again. Justice Kagan wrote the dissent. For 90 years, Humphrey’s Executor v. United States, 295 U. S. 602 (1935), has stood as a precedent of this Court. And not just any…

  • Government Interference

    Government Interference

    We often talk about government interference. We are forced to talk about race, constantly. Just as most gun control laws are racist in nature, designed to disarm blacks so that racist assholes could murder them, marriage license serve a similar purpose. What is a marriage license? In short, it is the government’s permission to perform…

  • Black Fatigue

    Black Fatigue

    I learned situational awareness very quickly one night at University. It was sometime after 2300, I was talking to a co-worker at the entrance to his cubicle. Since I was focused on our conversation, I wasn’t aware that somebody had walked up behind me. My first indication was when I felt somebody pulling my knife…

  • Court Games

    Court Games

    Judge Boasberg is a rogue judge. He has found himself as the judge of many cases dealing with Trump. For some reason, the magic lottery machine picks his name at “random” when the case involves Trump. While it is true that you should never attribute to malice that which can adequately be explained by stupidity,…

  • Does This Sound Familiar?

    Does This Sound Familiar?

    Since DHS has been lying about this, allow me to correct the record. This scuffle, during which an ICE agent physically shoved me, occurred AFTER we had entered the Delaney Hall premises. We entered the facility, came BACK OUT to speak to the Mayor, and then ICE agents began… https://t.co/3RC92YbHo3 — Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman…

  • Where there’s smoke, there are arsonists

    Where there’s smoke, there are arsonists

    Ally and I have had some long conversations about winning the hearts and minds of the middle. The common saying is, “Where there’s smoke, there’s fire.” This is normally true. Sometimes it is not. In 2016, my parents expressed their disgust for Trump. They were convinced that he was doing horrible things. Today, there are…

  • United States, Et al. v. shilling, Commander, Et Al. 24A1030

    There is a battle of procedure that takes place in our courts. That is getting to a final result. If the Supreme Court were to rule in favor of Trump in December 2028, it would not matter that he won. We would have lost. That would be four years of waiting for a final result.…

  • The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions

    The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions

    When dealing with people of the left, a failed program with horrible outcomes is almost always excused with, “it was done with good intentions.” Obamacare was intended to give health care to every one. Instead, it cost people their insurance, their doctors, and made everything more expensive. But the intentions were good, so just forgive…