Category: Policies

Key Point. Don’t get sucked into the “Border Czar” controversy. Of  course, US has never anointed a Czar in its 250 year history, and never will (well, maybe if the Socialists get into office). The question is about who’s holding the bag for about 15 million additional mouths to feed with the same old GDP… Continue reading Let’s Stop Semantics and Deal with Actuality: Border Responsibility

Key Point. Having a reasonable voting period such as one week or two weeks maximum, subsequent to all applicable debates, plus a handful of direct voting procedures plus a handful of voter role procedures will assure the best voting representation for US. Declare the four-year Presidential voting day a national holiday. This will ensure the… Continue reading The Way to Assure Fair Representation for Your Vote

Key Idea. There’s an easy and straightforward way to implement a good idea. One can always muck it up by adding more hairbrained and convoluted options, and when that’s not effective, the whole idea is tossed out. Witness our Southern Border, curated by Biden and MyYuckAss. So, you got your idea or core concept, and… Continue reading Shooting Rats

“We’re taking the matter seriously.” “We’re monitoring the situation closely.” “We’re watching the events closely.” “After serious, close monitoring and watching, we would do nothing about it, nor report anything to you anyhow.” “We do not have any information to report from This Podium (holy as it is) at this time.” “If we did, we… Continue reading KJP Jean-Karine Platitudes from White House Communications Department

The Point. Joe is horrible and worse and in pretty much all ways: most of all not productive. The fact is, Reps, that does not matter unless you come up with something that makes people vote for you. I got my list. You got your list. They got their lists. So what? If a person… Continue reading Biden Will Leave the Race Not for Health but Family

Key Point. This article and series are devoted to all studies showing the human effects on climate and the results published of the studies.

Key Point. “Son, you’re gonna be on teams someday. You’re gonna pass or throw the ball back and forth with these guys; maybe bat or stick. You’ll make friends. Some of them are gonna try to take your position away from you. But you’re still a team.” Congress. No, not that kind. Mostly this goes… Continue reading Something My Daddy Taught Me

Key Point. Walls work. That’s because gravity works. Really, that’s that. Hey people who do not advocate walls: China has the biggest one, so please believe.

Key Point. When you work in US Senate for 40 years and then as Veep for 8 years you become really good at not leading anything or standing behind an issue with force. Your head’s in the beltway, or up something below your beltway. Anyone having or contemplating owning or using a gun should have… Continue reading “Shoot Them in The Leg” and a New Euphemism

Influence is embodied in the illusion of influence. We talk about influence as though we know it. An oft-repeated adage, even on these pages is: “I can’t define it, but I know it when I see it.” We could also indicate “Influence is in the mind of the beholder.” Let’s examine these. **** Let’s use… Continue reading Key: “Who Says it’s an illusion?” The illusion of influence IS influence.