Break Up Facebook?
Kerby Anderson Should the government break up Facebook? In a previous commentary, I quoted Senator Ted Cruz who observed that the current big tech com...
Socialism Not Cool
Penna Dexter Socialism is disturbingly cool these days. Obviously, we haven't learned enough from history. There are generations of voters who weren'...
Why Shootings?
Kerby Anderson Shootings in schools and synagogues always bring the inevitable question, why? The most recent shootings illustrate that there is no s...
Voting Felons
Kerby Anderson Should convicted felons be allowed to vote? Senator Bernie Sanders believes they should not have that privilege taken away from them. C...
Voter Suppression
Kerby Anderson Since a number of presidential candidates are warning about “voter suppression,” it seems like a good time to accurately define the ter...
Light Green New Deal
Kerby Anderson Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke rolled out his version of a Green New Deal in a video from Yosemite Valley. It doesn’t call for su...
Rich and Poor
Kerby Anderson One of the lines that Senator Bernie Sanders uses often in his campaign is his concern that “the rich get richer, and the poor get poor...
Paul McHugh
Penna Dexter The Wall Street Journal recently ran Abigail Shrier's synopsis of her interview with Paul McHugh who, at 87, is still a professor at the...
Sharks and Climate
Kerby Anderson One of the criticisms of the claims of human-caused climate change is that the theory predicts everything. Now, you might think that ma...
A Fetus is Like Cancer
Kerby Anderson A slide from a university biology lecture went viral because it illustrated the “parallels between fetuses and cancers.” Many of the Tw...
Congress vs. the President
Kerby Anderson For decades, Congress has been willing to give its legislative powers to the executive branch in general and the president in particula...
Citizenship and the Census
Kerby Anderson The Supreme Court justices might be forgiven for having a feeling of déjà vu. For the third time, the justices had to deal with a case...
