Want to Know What’s Killing America? Look to the WNBA for Answers.
I firmly believe that trans girls, biological men who claim to have been born a woman, should not play in women’s sports of any kind after a certain age. I also happen to be a […]
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The Old Playbook in Politics is Happening but it’s Not Working
There are numerous topics I want to write about, but I chose to analyze the way the political machine is treating certain candidates who are running for office that don’t fit into the traditional mold […]
No One is Being Serious About the ICE Shooting in Minneapolis
Everyone knows by now that an ICE agent shot Renee Good in the head, and she died at the scene. No one is being honest about what happened; everyone has an opinion, and no one […]
Why Not Mamdami?
I don’t live in New York City so I don’t really know what the city needs but the election of its next mayor has been fascinating. A young, Muslim Democratic Socialist is set to be […]
We’re Not Making America Great.
I was listening to Blink-182 this morning on my bike ride (I ride to school with my son and his neighbor friend) home from school and was singing along, enjoying a band I used to […]
Are We Going to Have to Live Like This Forever?
Hurricane Helene hit the East Coast last week and like most hurricanes, wildfires and tornados, there’s a lot of people of people hurting that need help at the moment. The stories out of North Carolina […]
Elon is Doing More to Elect Trump than Twitter and Jack Dorsey Ever Did to Help the Democrats
In late 2020, the story broke that Hunter Biden’s laptop was found at a computer store and contained salacious information that was sure to implicate his father who was running for and would eventually win […]
They Just Don’t Get Why We’re Not Voting For Trump
When Kamala Harris ran for President in 2020, I thought she was possibly the worst candidate. Prior to running, Harris was a Senator and before that, the Attorney General of California. I lived in San […]
The Super Bowl as I Experienced it and the Super Bowl on Social Media were two Different Things
I attended a really fun Super Bowl Party at my next-door neighbor’s house on Sunday. I would say about 30 adults attended and maybe fifteen kids. As usual, I had some drinks, watched about half […]
The Intersection of Reason and Transgender Issues
I watched Dave Chapelle’s “The Closer” with my wife two weeks ago and came away with a few thoughts. First of all, I knew immediately that the LGBTQ community would go nuts. Secondly, I thought […]
The Reasonable Man Standard 