TexasPundit

When I read an article like this, it reminds me of how short-sighted politicians are in crafting national policy. Rather than really studying and analyzing issues, they make decisions based on polls and popular opinion (my experience has told me that most people don’t know enough about the issue to have a valid opinion). [...]

In the spirit of the political shift in Washington, I’ve decided to post something about the latest book I’m reading. Generally, I try to read 3-4 books a month. I must thank my father for subscribing me to a book club when I was younger, because over the years I’ve realized that the [...]

An article in the Dallas Business Journal got me to thinking… The environmental movement set this country back 50 years during the 70’s through their anti-nuclear protests… Imagine how different the geopolitical atmosphere would be if the US had been allowed to proceed with building nuclear plants to power our computers, televisions, air [...]

Hat tip to Redstate - this article is rather long, but I think it is well worth the read… Some snippets:
While the rest of the world has long gotten over the deaths of Jesus and Muhammad, and have focused inwards on their borders and their peoples with but a handful of exceptions where some [...]

OK - You’ve got to be kidding… Why does the New York Times feel that it is ok for Doctors to be paid based on performance, but totally unacceptable in other professions that the government subsidizes (like teachers for instance)?
This makes me think about a conversation I had with my cousin - who is [...]