My mother has said the same thing about Mothers’ Day for decades: if you can’t remember me the other 364 days of the year, don’t bother remembering […]
Author: Michael McKenna
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Eric Hoffer, the great 20th century working-man philosopher, once noted that: “Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket.” […]
Before they scooted out of lawless and increasingly dangerous Washington, DC, for the Easter recess, the House of Representatives passed the most important energy legislation (emphasis on […]
Early last Friday morning, President Trump posted the following on Social, presumably about Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg: “What kind of person can charge another person […]
Right at the beginning of last week, Team Biden announced that ConocoPhillips would be allowed to explore for and produce petroleum in a very small portion of […]
Team Biden finally got around to releasing their proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2024, and like most administration budget proposals since the terrible and destructive Congressional Budget […]
Congressional Republicans have made it clear that one of their primary oversight targets is the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) approach to investing — and the efforts […]
Last week, a first generation American, a graduate of Harvard and Yale who built his fortune as a biotech entrepreneur, stepped forward and announced that he is […]
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It is not every day that one learns that federal law enforcement (this time, the compromised and diminished Federal Bureau of Investigation) is watching your church and […]
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“We do not have different rules for Democrats or Republicans, different rules for the powerful or the powerless, different rules for the rich and for the poor. […]
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This week, the Department of Treasury announced that the United States had reached the limit of its ability to incur new debt. That followed an earlier announcement […]
What should the new Congress do? Or, specifically, what should the House majority do, because we already know the Senate majority is going to confirm judges […]
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