… recently published on this site.…
Date (links to PDFs) — Title (links to articles) — Topic:
January 29 — Fifty Years After Buckley — Paul Jacob the consequences of a Supreme Court ruling.
January 28 — Goofy Wig and All — Paul Jacob on whether weather modification really is nothing but a “conspiracy theory.”
January 27 — ICE Melt in Minnesota — Paul Jacob on a change coming to immigration enforcement per voter demand.
January 26 — Not This King? —Paul Jacob on the nature of power … and its limits.
January 25 — How Dead Is Machiavelli? — Last week at Davos, both funereal and triumphal. [Update]
January 24 — Refugee Gratitude — Perhaps it’s not to be expected at all. [Update]
January 23 — Rebel in Eden? — Paul Jacob on forty years of conflict over radical ecological concerns.
January 22 — Watchdogs That Don’t Bark — Paul Jacob on Dr. Oz’s explanation for billions bilked off taxpayers.
January 21 — Oz in Fraudland — Paul Jacob looks beyond Minnesota to California and the rest of the states for massive fraud.
January 20 — Who’ll Oppose the Quasi-Commie? — Paul Jacob on the fate of private property in New York.
January 19 — The Skeleton Haunting Europe — Paul Jacob on one man’s science … and defiance of the censors.
January 18 — After Maduro — Gunboat diplomacy is back, baby! [Update]
January 17 — The Great Health Care Plan? — The Trump administration unveils how it thinks Congress can fix an out-of-control medical delivery system. [Update]
January 16 — Hating X: The Naked Truth — Paul Jacob on the Democrats’ hatred for the platform formerly known as Twitter.
January 15 — Trouble with Definitions — Paul Jacob on knowing a man or woman when he sees one.
January 14 — A Man of Learning — Paul Jacob on the passing of Scott Adams.
January 13 — Starlinking Iranian Protest — Paul Jacob on the technology arrayed against Iran’s tyrannical mullahs.
January 12 — Tip of the Socialism-berg — Paul Jacob on the fraudulent philosophy.
January 11 — Tariffs Are Taxes — And with President Trump, these taxes are up. Way up. [Update]
January 10 — More on the Fraud — Investigations, hearings. [Update]
January 9 — Too Damn High? — Paul Jacob on a market malformed by “good intentions.”
January 8 — On the Government’s Diet — Paul Jacob on the latest in MAHA.
January 7 — Post California Soaking — Paul Jacob on a major media outlet’s change of direction on taxes.
January 6 — Walz Won’t Run Cuz Trump Mean — Paul Jacob on the travails of Minnesota’s (and the left’s) #1 He-Man.
January 5 — The Dictator’s Arrest — Paul Jacob on the weekend’s biggest story.
January 4 — Meet Aimee Bock — The pre-history of the current Somali Subsidized Daycare Scandal. [Update]
January 3 — The Somalian Fraud Story — It gets bigger and bigger, not smaller, as some critics would prefer. [Update]
January 2 — Hot in New York City — Paul Jacob cools to the New Year of politics in the Big Apple.
January 1 — Have an Endurable New Year! — Paul Jacob on surviving 2025 and looking forward to 2026.
December 31 — Learing in Minnesota — Paul Jacob on the sour joke worth billions.
December 30 — That Non-Science Stink — Paul Jacob on who gets the shaft in a paradigm shift.
December 29 — U.S. Bans EU Censors — Paul Jacob on one first step to thwart censors.
December 26 — Everybody Pays, Nobody Wants — Paul Jacob’s Boxing Day regrets.
December 25 — Christmas 2025 — [Thought; Today; meme]
December 24 — Submit to Our Plans, Shivering Peasant — Paul Jacob on one state’s plan to ban one form of fuel.
December 23 — A Place Without Hope? — Paul Jacob on the depressing anti-democratic default for elected officials.
December 22 — Billionaire Baby Ploy — Paul Jacob on a strange new practice in birthing American citizens.
December 21 — Nothing to Sneeze At — 3I/ATLAS continues to rack up more anomalies. [Update]
December 20 — The Matrix Reprogrammed, He Said — Has there really been a perceivable decline in the raw numbers of federal employees? [Update]
December 18 — The Regulatory Flex — Paul Jacob on Governor Newsom’s attack on Californians’ property rights and pocket books.
December 17 — Governing the News — Paul Jacob on the biggest problem with the modern era of biased reporting.
December 16 — The FCC’s Press Bias Fix — Paul Jacob on a cure for press bias that’s worse than the disease.
December 15 — Miami’s Property-Grabbing Vice — Paul Jacob on one city’s novel way to widen roads.
December 14 — Same-old Same Old News — The financial mess of the modern federal government. [Update]
December 13 — Walz Waltzes, Spins — Amidst revelations of massive fraud, a governor tries to sound in charge and competent. Think of it as a dance. [Update]
December 12 — Capitalism’s Communism? — Paul Jacob on a prophetic speaker and a long-running scam.
December 11 — Constant Caved — Paul Jacob on a certain lack of backbone in standing up to communist threats.
December 10— Zero/Not-Zero — Paul Jacob on the gendering of grades.
December 9 — Looking for Work — Paul Jacob on the anxiety-inducing part of normal market behavior.
December 8 — Don’t Pay, Don’t Play — Paul Jacob the latest effort to put government in charge of online speech.
December 7 — Ayn Rand Was Right — …about the Federal Communications Commission. [Update]
December 6 — Will Trump Be Allowed to Fire Bureaucrats? — A current case before the Supreme Court “could lead the justices to overturn a 90-year-old precedent on separation of powers.” [Update]
December 5 — Tax Assessor, House-Nabber — Paul Jacob on county-level thievery.
December 4 — One Day an Audit? — Paul Jacob on finding out what’s in Fort Knox.
December 3 — The War on Drugs War — Paul Jacob on a nascent conflict and its main critic.
December 2 — Green Goes Red— Paul Jacob on another looming climate-ideology catastrophe.
December 1 — Red-Flagged Welfare Fraud — Paul Jacob on the inverted bigotry of negative expectations.
November 30 — The Venezuela War — Clearly unconstitutional acts of war by President Trump. [Update]
November 29 — A Third 2025 Milestone? — Federal debt isn’t going down. [Update]
November 28 — Denmark’s Cows Must Die — Paul Jacob on the latest climate-change nonsense from Europe.
November 27 — Thanksgiving 2025 — When we are free. [Common Sense]
November 26 — The Irresponsible vs. The Unaccountable —Paul Jacob on the pointless “leadership” of Congress’s “most daring” Democrats.
November 25 — Outernet Integrity — Paul Jacob on what it takes to keep the Internet free from the CCP.
November 24 — A Sporting Chance — Paul Jacob on the first initiative of its kind.
November 23 — The Age of Disclosure? — Not all ufologists are on board with the new “transparency” push. [Update]
November 22 — Guess Whose Low Approval Ratings Went Down Further — Hint: not Trump’s. [Update]
November 21 — Rents After the Chainsaw — Paul Jacob on the clarity of the case against housing regulations.
November 20 — This Is What Businessman Rule Looks Like — Paul Jacob on a troublesome trait of Trumpism.
November 19 — Decapitation Diplomacy — Paul Jacob on the ongoing scandal that is China.
November 18 — Constitutional Defects— Paul Jacob on the perilous position of two parts of federal governance.
November 17 — Transparency, Weaponized — Paul Jacob on a role prosecutors should not play.
November 16 — Trumpcare — or Whatever We Want to Call It — Old wine in new wineskins, or something actually new? [Update]
November 15 — Not Just a Light Show — The aurora borealis showed as far south as Texas and Florida. [Update]
November 14 — I Can’t Believe It’s Not Overkill — Paul Jacob on Costco’s 79,200 pound recall.
November 13 — Fix-It Man Pardoned — Paul Jacob on the mechanic whose legal reputation has been repaired.
November 12 — Was Milei Bailed Out? — Paul Jacob on Argentinian reform and U.S. taxpayer costs.
November 11 — Strongly Stated Ambiguity — Paul Jacob on Trump’s trip to Asia and comments about Taiwan.
November 10 — A Puzzling Protest — Paul Jacob on the often strange opposition to clarifying that only citizens can vote.
November 9 — Eleven Down — Further AfD “Died Suddenly” Cases. [Update]
November 8 — The Anomalous Interloper — The visitor from Deep Space still puzzles us. [Update]
November 7 — Memo to Mamdani Voters — Paul Jacob warns that New Yorkers have been fooled again.
November 6 — How Socialists Learn — Paul Jacob surveys the prospect for Big Apple socialism.
November 5 — Vindictiveness vs. the First Amendment — Paul Jacob on a win for the First Amendment and against corrupt & vindictive insider power.
November 4 — Defending Groupthink? — Paul Jacob reviews an evasive defense of the professional consensus that gave us COVID, the lockdowns and the jab, and so much more!
November 3 — Escape from New York — Paul Jacob thinks he’s seen this movie before.
November 2 — Trump Urges Senate to Go Nuclear — This has nothing to do with energy policy or thermonuclear warfare. [Update]
November 1 — UFO Nobbers — 3i/Atlas demonstrates its ninth (or would that be tenth?) anomaly and online “content” weasels piss off at least two eminent physicists. [Update]
October 31 — Twilight of Electrical Civilization — Paul Jacob on why destroying nuclear power means less power.
October 30 — The Dorito Bandito Threat — Paul Jacob isn’t blaming AI for this fiasco.
October 28 — La Libertad Avanza — Paul Jacob on Argentina’s Sunday election results.
October 27 — Having a Ball— Paul Jacob on what he is not worried about.
October 26 — It’s a Mellon! — An odd wrinkle in the ongoing federal government shutdown story. [Update]
October 25 — Well, That Was Quick! — Debt accumulation has accelerated. [Update]
October 24 — Quit Banging on Brits — Paul Jacob on a step back from Internet censorship in Great Britain.
October 23 — Two Ways of Walking Away — Paul Jacob on how not to lose free speech.
October 22 — Permit to Harass, Interrupted — Paul Jacob on forced disclosure of private contracts for doxxing purposes.
October 21 — Independent of the Box — Paul Jacob on the late, unlamented White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre.
October 20 — The FBI vs. the Anarchs — Paul Jacob notices a change in policy — thanks to Glenn Beck, certainly not the Democrats!
October 19 — A Few Isms … from Above — It is time for updating some of our ideas. Maybe. Try these out. [Update]
October 18 — Splits — Major movements of our time. [Update]
October 17 — You Have Entered the Incumbent Zone — Paul Jacob reads behind the lines of the recent SCOTUS argument.
October 16 — Pigs Not Flying Over England — Paul Jacob notices that censors in the mother country haven’t stopped trying to censor Americans.
October 15 — Antifa in Popular Ontology — Paul Jacob questions the meaning of non-existence.
October 14 — China’s Long Reach — Paul Jacob on the war at home you might not have heard about.
October 13 — How Massive a Mistake? — Paul Jacob on Democrats shooting themselves in the foot.
October 12 — Ought Implies Can, Vought Implies Will — What if the Executive Branch took Congress’s failure to fund their government seriously? [Update]
October 11 — Why Congress Can’t Budget — The Great American Budget Stand-off continues into its eleventh day of a partial shutdown, marking the longest such standoff since 2019. [Update]
October 10 — Private Chat, Back Now in Europe? — Paul Jacob feels a sense of relief chatting online with European friends.
October 9 — Too Big for the Hermit Kingdom — Paul Jacob ogles another failure of small-minded socialists.
October 8 — The Stick-to-it-iveness of the Deep State — Paul Jacob explores the etymology of a grand ol’ liars’ meme.
October 7 — Mostly Democratic — Paul Jacob on the right to petition government and those who would suppress it.
October 6 — Immoderate Bullets — Paul Jacob on the man who should most definitely not be attorney general.
October 5 — Fully Authorized? — Re-upping the War on Drugs, and the less officially declared War on Fat, for the newly renamed War Department. [Update]
October 4 — Obamacare? — Making the Affordable Care Act truly universal? [Update]
October 3 — Pleistocene Politics — Paul Jacob on the persistence of the intransigent.
October 2 — Shutdown Rite — Paul Jacob on the beginning of the same-old, same-old.
October 1 — Go Ask Gary — Paul Jacob doesn’t have to scratch his head over this one.
September 30 — Revolution Gen Z — Paul Jacob on September protests that brought down a government.
September 29 — Free Transit Isn’t Free — Paul Jacob on the high cost of low-key/don’t‑speak-its-name communism.
September 28 — A “Comet” & a CME — An interesting period in astronomical history. [Update]
September 27 — Comey & Epstein — The DoJ prosecute and leaks (it is alleged) damning information. [Update]
September 26 — Defense Against Road Rage — Paul Jacob doubts the legitimacy of a murder accusation.
September 25 — Google Confesses All — Paul Jacob on YouTube’s belated change of heart.
September 24 — Who Is the Lawfare King? — Paul Jacob on why his namesake is the best person in the U.S. Senate.
September 23 — Free Jimmy — Paul Jacob celebrates the freedom not to watch Kimmel’s show.
September 22 — Apology Request Denied — Paul Jacob on a heroically recalcitrant insulter.
September 20 — The Kimmel Question — Follow-up to the big story of the social consequences of the Charlie Kirk assassination. [Update]
September 17 — Over-Regulated or Regulations Over? — Paul Jacob on what the High Court may do about election regulation.
September 16 — Timothy Tendentious — Paul Jacob on the where the first Tim to run for the #2 federal office thinks rights come from.
September 15 — Germany Versus X — Paul Jacob on robust democracy and its opposite.
September 14 — The Great UFO Trickle — What was new at the latest UAP hearing? [Update]
September 13 — Charlie Kirk — (October 14, 1993 – September 10, 2025) [Update]
September 12 — Horrors Made Visible — Paul Jacob on the nastier side of the Charlie Kirk assassination reactions.
September 11 — The Current Madness — Paul Jacob on the culture of killing.
September 10 —Regulating Restrooms — Paul Jacob on America’s ongoing Cultural Revolution.
September 9 — Gunboat Anti-Diplomacy — Paul Jacob on the fallout of a bombing.
September 8 — The Dog That Didn’t Vote — Paul Jacob on the barking frauds in our elections.
September 7 — Chipocalypse Now — The dysphemisms of Donald Trump. [Update]
September 6 — Cracker Barrel Re-Branding Crack-Up — The critics weigh in. [Update]
September 5 — With an Exclamation Mark! — Paul Jacob on rumors of suspicious deaths.
September 4 — The Everest of Theft — Paul Jacob on government agents’ grabby hands and the pinacle of perfidy.
September 3 — Cultural Erasure — Paul Jacob on the insane iconoclasm of our times.
September 2 — Protection from Us? — Paul Jacob detects the rents that others collect in regulated markets.
September 1 — Iranian Revolutionary Climate — Paul Jacob ironizes about the science of revolutionary weather … or weatherly revolution.
August 31 — It’s Got a Tail — …and CO2 sans CO, and even odder elements…. [Update: 3I/ATLAS]
August 30 — Trump Unbound — Lawlessness on tariffs and border control? [Update]
August 29 — Hating One’s Own Tax Hikes — Paul Jacob on Maine’s leading false lamenter.
August 28 — The Real Randy Travis — Paul Jacob on a surprising use of artificial intelligence in country music.
August 27 — Regulating Refineries to Death — Paul Jacob itches to deregulate the fuel industry in California.
August 26 — Too Virtuous to Win? — Paul Jacob on hope for those fine, upstanding Democrats.
August 25 — Must the War Go On? — Paul Jacob on how to overcome gerrymandering.
August 24 — Only One Thing Worse Than Global Warming — Global cooling, of course. [Update]
August 23 — Socialism Voted Out — Ballots over bullets in Bolivia. [Update]
August 22 — Apple to Keep Encryption — Paul Jacob on a welcome defeat for British censors.
August 21 — Lost Their Bearings — Paul Jacob on a woefully weak defense for an awful law.
August 20 — Talking About Crime in DC — Paul Jacob on grassroots reports from the imperial city.
August 19 — The Case of the Phony Stats — Paul Jacob on the DC crime figures legerdemain.
August 18 — Rethinking What Safety Means — Paul Jacob on living without the police.
August 17 — How Much of Everything Is Fake? — Crime stats. Employment numbers. Nielsen ratings and Twitter bots. And the stink of unreality. [Update]
August 16 — Redistricting (he says) “For the People” — Republicans in Texas have thrown Democrats for a loop. [Update]
August 15 — Banks Not the Only Debankers — Paul Jacob expands the search for ideologically invasive financial institutions.
August 14 — Art Caves to Power— Paul Jacob on another win for China’s communist regime.
August 13 — Ax Tax-Funded Tax-Grubbing — Paul Jacob seeks to end government funding of lobbying for government funding.
August 12 — Satire Censorship, DOA — Paul Jacob on the court that killed California’s “Deep Fake” censorship law.
August 11 — Debanking Disallowed — Paul Jacob welcomes the latest Trump executive order.
August 10 — Col. John Mills on Russiagate — And the ambit of the CCP. [Update]
August 9 — Vax Whistleblower Treated Badly by NZ? — … and other pandemic-response horrors. [Update]
August 8 — Free Troy Lake — Paul Jacob on a mechanic who should triumph.
August 7 — UK Targets Wikipedia — Paul Jacob on the international fight for our rights.
August 6 — Website Suppression — Paul Jacob on a yet another censorship tool yearned for in Congress.
August 5— Texas Range War — Paul Jacob on upping the ante in the gerrymander wars.
August 4 — UK as China’s Thumb Puppet— Paul Jacob on the case of activist Carmen Lau, harassedby British bobbies for speaking out against communism.
August 3 — Dire Debt Fallout Hits Close to Home — It’s not the case that we can ignore federal profligacy altogether, is it? [Update]
August 2 — DEI Not Required — The NSF has been re-directed to serve, ostensibly, all Americans. And a judge won’t stop it from ceasing to fund trendy studies. [Update]
August 1 — The Bobbies That Say NIII — Paul Jacob on Great Britain’s anti-freedom social media policing.
July 31 — Precedented Prosecution? — Paul Jacob on the Canadian government’s case against protesters not aligned with government policy.
July 30 — Ban Banning Gas Stoves — Paul Jacob on a regulatory juggernaut still at large.
July 29 — Brazilian Censors Banned! — Paul Jacob on the international war over freedom of speech.
July 28 — What Does the FBI Do? — Paul Jacob on an agency gone rogue.
July 27 — Interstellar Probe? — Astronomers confront the third identified interstellar object shooting through the solar system. [Update]
July 26 — Where’s the Beef? — Taking credit for a changed trade status. [Update]
July 25 — Democracy Defending Democracy — Paul Jacob on an imminent election … to recall legislators.
July 24 — One Dares Call It Treason — Paul Jacob on the end of the Russiagate hoax.
July 23 — The New Old Coke — Paul Jacob on the de-syruping of America.
July 22 — Non-Billions for Non-Trains — Paul Jacob on California’s high-speed rail.
July 21 — Everything’s Dis for Democrats — Paul Jacob catches the DNC throwing a monkey wrench into efforts to stop voter fraud.
July 20 — Drugs, Disease & Drug-Pushers — America waking up to Big Pharma. [Update]
July 19 — Luna Laments Whistleblowers Bowing Out — Of snails, flying saucers, and Lockheed-Martin. [Update]
July 18 — Propaganda Shoved Where?— Paul Jacob on the possible demise of government-funded media outlets.
July 17 — The Salience of the Switch — Paul Jacob on the caroming course of the Epstein case.
July 16 — The Autopen Question — Paul Jacob on the strangeness of the previous administration.
July 15 — Bad, Worse & Communist — Paul Jacob on the dilemma NYC voters face.
July 14 — Ugly Surge — Paul Jacob on an over-the-top drop of the Hitler bomb.
July 13 — New Report on Last Year’s Assassination Attempt — The GAO offers no breakthrough. [Update]
July 12 — Quit First — Something to see here, folks. [Update]
July 11 — Secret Stupidity? — Paul Jacob on six suspensions.
July 10 — Upstart? — Paul Jacob on the latest political innovations from Musk, Trump, and Andrew Yang.
July 9 — The Devil and the Deep Blue Dress — Paul Jacob on the end of the Epstein investigation.
July 8 — No-Play Partisanship — Paul Jacob on Michigan’s anti-democratic Democrat Governor.
July 7 — Vote Communist!— Paul Jacob considers an old motto: “Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur”
July 6 — The Milei Counter-Example — Argentina’s controversial president is actually accomplishing things. Like extensive de-regulation. [Update]
July 5 — Minds Broken, Minds Healed — Whither liberals and the authoritarians of the far left. [Update]
July 4 — Waiting for the Day — Paul Jacob on endings and beginnings.
July 3 — The Big Decommodification — Paul Jacob on a communist housing plan for socialist NYC.
July 2 — Billions and Billions — Paul Jacob on today’s high finance.
July 1 — If Mamdani Wins — Paul Jacob on the likely results of electing a socialist mayor.
June 30 — Socialist Intifada — Paul Jacob on the problematic philosophy of NYC’s political phenom.
June 29 — Secret Weapon a Dud — Michele Obama is not the great hope for the Democratic Party. [Update]
June 28 — CASA Beyond the “Dis” — There is more to Friday’s big decision than Justice Barrett’s dismissal of Justice Jackson’s arguments. [Update]
June 27 — Planned Parenthood Gets the Boot — Paul Jacob on new and old rights, state and federal.
June 26 — The Stealing Goes On — Paul Jacob on the latest wrinkle in eminent domain litigation.
June 25 — Unserious Resolution — Paul Jacob on yet another Trump impeachment attempt.
June 24 — A Unique Style — Paul Jacob aims to explain Trump.
June 23 — Education Function Injunction — Paul Jacob on administration attempts to abolish a disastrous federal department.
June 22 — White, Fibrous — Embalmers are seeing something that government “experts” say is a myth: anomalous clotting. [Update]
June 21 — Embarrassing & Off Message — Questions of leadership and direction in the United States’ oldest political party. [Update]
June 20 — The State vs. Our Privacy — Paul Jacob on the ongoing assault on encryption services.
June 19 — Iran: What Next — Paul Jacob asks, whose war is it, anyway?
June 18 — The Quanta of Corruption — Paul Jacob applauds the new digs for a record-holding politician.
June 17 — Ultra-Absurd? — Paul Jacob on senators pitching bad policy.
June 16 — The Mad-Libs Incumbency — Paul Jacob on our cognitively impaired politics.
June 15 — Deep State Confesses? — From the dimmest halls of chthonian power, THEY now say that military men induced the UFO craze by psy-op. [Update]
June 14 — The $37 Trillion: When? — The pitfalls of pinpointing the next milepost in debt accumulation. [Update]
June 13 — The Uninvited — Paul Jacob on a picnic, a pile-on, and other p‑words.
June 12 — RFKj’s Clean Sweep — Paul Jacob on the big “retiring” of a full vax board.
June 11 — Force Over Reason — Paul Jacob on the craziness of riotous protest.
June 10 — Big Ugly Border Bill — Paul Jacob on yet another attack on Internet privacy.
June 9 — Still a Big Advantage — Paul Jacob on the importance of allies in the fight for our freedom.
June 8 — The Elon/Trump Schism — It had to happen sooner or later! [Update]
June 7 — Fauci’s Phone Found & Seized — The latest wrinkle in the biggest cover-up of recent times. [Update]
June 6 — Chinese Individualism — Paul Jacob on the contrasting core philosophies of Americans and the Chinese.
June 5 — Rats A‑Jumpin’ — Paul Jacob on insiders going “independent.”
June 4 — China, No — Paul Jacob on the new U.S. military seriousness concerning the CCP.
June 3 — Leave Our Speech Alone — Paul Jacob praises a magnificent new policy of the Trump Administration.
June 2 — A Million from Michael Mann — Paul Jacob clears up the confusion about Climate Alarmist No. 1.
June 1 — Excess Deaths Long After Pandemic — In the west, death rates remain high, but in Eastern Europe, have returned to below-normal rates. [Update]
May 31 — Nothing to See Here, Folks — Move along; move along; don’t gawk; move along. [Update]
May 30 — Elon’s Out — Paul Jacob on a watershed moment in the DOGE deluge.
May 29 — Triumph & Failure — Paul Jacob on good guys winning and bad guys losing.
May 28 — Newsom Defends Gas-Car Ban — Paul Jacob on the tired politics of environmental extremism.
May 27 — Lawmaker May Vote — Paul Jacob on the strange case of Maine’s Democratic legislature prohibiting one dissenting member from voting or speaking out.
May 26 — In Memory of the Fallen — Paul Jacob explains why we place flowers on the graves of soldiers killed in war.
May 25 — Senate Hearing Jabs Jab — Who knew what when, and what happened to whom during the pandemic? [Update]
May 24 — No Sanctuary Cities — New Hampshire joins the ranks of states taking control of their wayward corporate subdivisions. [Update]
May 23 — Trump = Bad — Paul Jacob on the outsider the media made.
May 22 — SuperPressPAC Problem? — Paul Jacob on the unintended consequences of relentless media partisanship.
May 21 — Whose Principles? — Paul Jacob on where the Trump administration goes wrong on deportation.
May 20 — A Nothing in Michigan — Paul Jacob on Democrats and their strange stances on noncitizen voting.
May 19 — Sleepy’s New Clothes — Paul Jacob on the depth of the scandal for The Biden.
May 18 — Full Speed Ahead — The rush to insolvency seems unabated. [Update]
May 17 — You Know the Thing — The unraveling of a cover-up. [Update]
May 16 — Gift Horses & Pocketed Putts — Paul Jacob on danger from overseas.
May 15 — DOGE vs. Illegal Voting — Paul Jacob on the problem that doesn’t exist … existing — to some unknown degree.
May 14 — If This Be Price Control — Paul Jacob on TDS applied to drug companies.
May 13 — Lying About Killing for Votes — Paul Jacob on an old political stand-by.
May 12 — The Great Rail Robbery — Paul Jacob on a simple solution to many problems.
May 11 — A New Deadline — Republicans in Congress have only a few months to prove their mettle. [Update]
May 10 — “So Successful” — Joe Biden explains it all. [Update]
May 9 — Newsom’s Terrifying “Antiterrorism” — Paul Jacob on rational fears and irrational phobias.
May 8 — Trump vs. Big Bird — Paul Jacob knows the way back to Sesame Street — and it isn’t by throwing more money at PBS.
May 7 — Old as the Hills — Paul Jacob on the aging elites who cling to power.
May 6 — Antidemocracy in Maine — Paul Jacob on the (hopefully) trans(itory) tyranny of a majority.
May 5 — Letting Noncitizens Vote? — Paul Jacob on a problem some don’t seek to solve.
May 4 — $2.1 Trillion? — What we pay — not in taxes, but in lost wealth. [Update]
May 3 — What’s Up with UAP? — Continuing confusion about “unidentified flying objects.” [Update]
May 2 — The State & Child Rape — Paul Jacob on the very worst cases of sexual abuse in America.
May 1 — Europe Goes Dark — Paul Jacob on the likely culprit for a European disaster.
April 30 — Like a Bad Jankowicz — Paul Jacob on a “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” censor.
April 29 — An Independent Nation — Paul Jacob on where Americans stand on Taiwan.
April 28 — Today’s Stunning Outrage — Paul Jacob on judges gone wild.
April 27 — London Loses the Very Wealthy — And John Cleese is not likely surprised. [Update]
April 26 — China’s Hidden Decline — How big are the lies the Chinazis tell us about their numbers? [Update]
April 25 — The Great Implosion — Paul Jacob on the biggest problem we all face.
April 24 — A Cuomo Indictment? — Paul Jacob on a possible application of accountability to the pandemic fiasco.
April 23 — To Halve and Halve Not —Paul Jacob assesses what an invasion of Taiwan by communist China would cost the world.
April 22 — The Five Million Fix — Paul Jacob on the names gone from the voter rolls.
April 21 — The Hill to Die On — Paul Jacob on the intended immortality of freedom.
April 20 — A New Leaf Turned? — The White House’s COVID pandemic page has been updated. [Update]
April 19 — The Q Bomb? — President Trump claims that the United States has powerful secret weapons. [Update]
April 18 — Don’t Blame DOGE — Paul Jacob on a rockier road for a China collaborator.
April 17 — Out of Poverty — Paul Jacob on lies the West believes about China.
April 16 — Excellence in Success — Paul Jacob on NASA, SpaceX and DEI.
April 15 — Europe, Land of the Free? — Paul Jacob on a continent bereft of a DOGE.
April 14 — Sabotage or Neglect? — Paul Jacob on the UK learning ever more about the CCP.
April 13 — Free Trader Manqué — Methinks the Chinanazis doth protest too much. [Update]
April 12 — What Happened at the CDC? — Another case of missing emails. [Update]
April 11 — Resisting Invasion — Paul Jacob on the end of “strategic ambiguity.”
April 10 — The Tariff King — Paul Jacob on the issue underlying the tariff debate, and how maybe it’s not free trade vs. protectionism.
April 9 — Praying to the Deep State — Paul Jacob on the latest idolatry.
April 8 — X Marks the Censor — Paul Jacob advises the platform formerly known as Twitter on what to do about EU demands.
April 7 — DOGE Does the IRS — Paul Jacob on a startling place to look for inefficiency.
April 6 — Vietnam Goes No Tariffs? — Further reactions to Trump’s tariffs. [Update]
April 5 — Milei’s Gold — …out of Trump’s lead. [Update]
April 3 — The 2024 Switcheroo — Paul Jacob on the rise of Kamala Harris to the top of the Democratic ticket.
April 2 — Against British Censorship — Paul Jacob tells the tale of Gab and Kiwi Farms.
April 1 — The Trump-Tariff Question — Paul Jacob considers one free-marketer’s rethinking of our president’s chief obsession.
March 31 — How We Tear Up— Paul Jacob on what makes America … well, America.
March 30 — X to xAI — A big sale of the world’s greatest freer speech platform … to the company responsible for Grok. [Update]
March 29 — Stop the Subsidy! — What to do with the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and its twin hellspawn, NPR and PBS. [Update]
March 28 — What’s Really at Stake in Maine — Paul Jacob on the vital role of anonymous donations in politics.
March 27 — Seceding from Chicago — Paul Jacob on the latest separatist movement.
March 26 — Trump to Save Elections? — Paul Jacob on the recent executive order.
March 25 — Oh, SNAP! — Paul Jacob on the current debate over food stamps.
March 24 — Federal Self-Service — Paul Jacob on ridding ourselves of a government service servicing mainly its employees.
March 23 — Trump Support vs. Bernie Crowds — The political division in America diverges further. [Update]
March 22 — The Attacks on Tesla — The revolt of the asses. [Update]
March 21 — President Veto Remembered — Paul Jacob on the 22nd (and 24th) U.S. president.
March 20 — De-Classification or Re-Regurgitation? — Paul Jacob on the enduring mystery that is the JFK assassination.
March 19 — Propaganda by the Deed — Paul Jacob on a very old political tactic.
March 18 — The Biden’s Four Ways — Paul Jacob on how the Biden Administration censored us.
March 17 — The Age of Deference — Paul Jacob on who knew about the lab leak of COVID from the get-go.
March 16 — Bill Gates Weathers the Trump Transition — Climate change is no longer a major issue for the world’s (allegedly) sixth richest man.[Update]
March 15 — Extraordinary Misconduct — Michael Mann the climate scientist, not Michael Mann the film director…. [Update]
March 14 — Royal Society in Disrepute? — Paul Jacob on British scientists on an exclusionary kick.
March 13 — The Continuing Crisis — Paul Jacob on the budgeting pseudo-process.
March 12 — Robot Signatures Rule! — Paul Jacob on how The Biden operated.
March 11 — The Trillion-Dollar Mark? — Paul Jacob on government loans to the very young and very, very old.
March 10 — Goals, Goals, Goals — Paul Jacob on a girl suing her school for educational negligence.
March 9 — Lady McBiden & the Triumvirate — Behind the scenes it was all Edith Wilson & Weekend at Bernie’s for four years. [Update]
March 8 — The Intestine War — What DOGE has found: more than mere waste, fraud and abuse. [Update]
March 7 — Egg Prices Crisis — Paul Jacob on the skyrocketing price of the gem of the supermarket, what chickens lay.
March 6 — Legal Trade War — Paul Jacob on the war now declared.
March 5 — Back Door Demand — Paul Jacob on Apple saying no to the British government.
March 4 — Not College Material? — Paul Jacob on the curious case of Stanley Zhong.
March 3 — How to Kill a Bureau — Paul Jacob on how a meddling bureaucracy is being prepared for closure.
March 2 — Space X Protest — And more recent DOGE news. [Update]
March 1 — “Shouting Match” — Of diplomacy, disagreement and manners. [Update]
February 28 — Death of a Cemetery — Paul Jacob on fighting regulation on your family plot.
February 27 — How Audits Work in Real Life — Paul Jacob beats back DOGE critics’ fallacies.
February 26 — Diversity Versus Merit — Paul Jacob on one university’s attack on excellence.
February 25 — Fire or Promote the Best? — Paul Jacob on the case of the Social Security Administration’s Leland Dudek.
February 24 — Nixon & Trans Athletes — Paul Jacob on how the federal government controls state education.
February 23 — Trump Is Not the Law — Cavalier pronouncements from the president and DOGE. [FYI]
February 22 — The Gold Question — Is it there as the government says? Does it matter? [Update]
February 21 — Gold of the Gods — Paul Jacob on two strangely related stories that suggest our government is untrustworthy.
February 20 — Blood in the Streets?— Paul Jacob on the risk of self-government.
February 19 — The Libertarian Path? — Paul Jacob on why the president is doing what he’s doing.
February 18 — The Mockingbird Chirps — Paul Jacob on fallout from USAID revelations.
February 17 — Greatest Man in the World — Paul Jacob on the reason for the season, er, day.
February 16 — Doing Something About the Debt? — Bring back the presidency’s full impoundment powers? [Update]
February 15 — How the DOGE Do — The Trump Administration legally built the Department of Government Efficiency in a very clever way. [FYI]
February 14 — American History Month — Paul Jacob suggests adding intellectual heft to a perfunctory sop to black Americans.
February 13 — Killing a Bureau — Paul Jacob on another rogue agency now in DOGE crosshairs.
February 12 — Cooking with Gas — Paul Jacob on a let-up in the regulatory agenda.
February 11 — Tearing Into the Apple — Paul Jacob on mandated open back doors.
February 10 — Control of Air Traffic Control — Paul Jacob looks to the towers.
February 9 — Super Bowl LIX Disclosure? — Will the Super Bowl be especially interesting this year? Many people do watch it “for the commercials.” [Update]
February 8 — Trump the Tyrant? — The tricky matter of the contexts of diktats. [Update]
February 7 — The Real Free Trade Problem? — Paul Jacob on staying free and free trade.
February 6 — The 51st State?!?! — Paul Jacob on Trump’s manifest destination.
February 5 — The Color of Tyranny — Paul Jacob on the terror of the new orange furies.
February 4 — Darkest Day Survived — Paul Jacob on a Trump appointee telling a unique tale.
February 3 — The CIA’s Mutating Opinions — Paul Jacob on what the spooks “believe.”
February 1 — Black Hawk COG Down — FYI.
January 31 — A Whistleblower’s Ordeal —Paul Jacob celebrates the end of another woke nightmare.
January 30 — Charges Aborted — Paul Jacob wonders whether journalism can now proceed in California.
January 29 — Age of Arms — Paul Jacob on a significant change in Argentina.
January 28 — The January Sixers — Paul Jacob applauds a pardon for walking on the grass.
January 27 — Unplugging the EV Mandate — Paul Jacob celebrates the end of a transportation tyranny.
January 26 — An Invitation — Mike Johnson offers up a location for an event. [Update]
January 25 — Double Moonshot — [FYI]
January 24 — The Biggest — Paul Jacob on the issue behind all other political issues.
January 23 — A Free Speech Order — Paul Jacob on a good start toward restoring the First Amendment as a working policy.
January 22 — “The Same Lunatics” — Paul Jacob on Trump’s Deep State enemies & a promise fulfilled.
January 21 — Trump Fact-Checked — Paul Jacob focuses on the key passage in The Orange Man’s second inaugural address.
January 20 — The Biden Is No More — Paul Jacob on the eerie sci-fi quality of a presidency.
January 19 — The President’s Club — Manners and micro-social cues in the news as the world’s most elite public group buries its longest-lived member. [FYI]
January 18 — The Ulbricht Countdown — Once and Future President Donald Trump promised to pardon Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht. Will he? [Update]
January 17 — Oligarchy Malarkey — Paul Jacob on President Biden’s parting shot.
January 16 — Net Neutrality: Dead Again — Paul Jacob on yet another passing of an incoherent notion.
January 15 — When Is Censorship Not Censorship? — Paul Jacob on another word for social media content moderation.
January 14 — Forfeiture Gang Foiled — Paul Jacob on good news from the criminal state of Nevada.
January 13 — The Defi(l)ers of the First Amendment — Paul Jacob on social media censorship.
January 12 — Los Angeles Burning — Who’s to Blame? — The state noted for out-of-control fires has its largest city hit hard by conflagration. [Update]
January 11 — DEI, Dying? — After declaring that Facebook’s fact-checking system was going by the boards, Meta now gives up on “diversity, equity and inclusion” policies and departments. [Update]
January 10 —Skill-Free Teachers — Paul Jacob has a problem with illiterate and innumerate educators.
January 9 — Bill Nye, the Jail-My-Debating-Opponent Guy — Paul Jacob is revolted at yet another Biden honoree.
January 8 — Exit Trudeau — Paul Jacob on the future ex-prime minister.
January 7 — GEC Bullet Ducked? — Paul Jacob on the bureaucrats’ persistent itch to censor us.
January 6 — Pardon Me — Paul Jacob on the possible cover-up of the cover-up of COVID’s origin.
January 5 — Make America Healthy — A movement gaining steam, with the second Trump administration poised to take the reins, is challenged by a schism within its ranks. [Update]
January 4 — Centenarian Carpenter — Jimmy Carter’s ambiguous legacy. [Update]
January 3 — Dis Democracy? — Paul Jacob on Mencken, Lemieux, and democracy.
January 2 — Property Rights for Competitors — Paul Jacob asks, will the Kelo eminent domain decision finally die?
JANUARY 1 — Happy New Year — 2025 [Commemoration]
December 31 — The August Workings! — Paul Jacob marvels at congressional chutzpah.
December 30 — Musk’s Alternative for Germany — Paul Jacob on the play of democracy and anti-democracy in Europe.
December 29 — Reasonable Seasonal Grievances — “I have a lot of problems with federal spending, and now it’s time to hear all about them!” — Rand Paul [Update]
December 28 — China Hacks In — How secure are we? [Update]
December 27 — Managing the President: 2021 – 2024 — Paul Jacob on a country waking up about Sleepy Joe.
December 26 — Missing in Congress — Paul Jacob on what we have long needed.
December 25 — A Big American Day — Christmas 1776 Remembered [videos]
December 24 — A Truce — A bloody war’s unscheduled intermission. [videos]
December 23 — The Biggest Gift of All — Paul Jacob celebrates the smaller size of a present under the tree.
December 22 — Drone versus Drone — Government keeps mum except for setting up a no-drone zone over drone-infested area. [Update]
December 21 — Elon, the CR & the Shutdown — How many pages was the Continuing Resolution, again? [Update]
December 20 — Trump Ponders Privatizing Post Office — Paul Jacob sees difficulties in unloading America’s cherished/despised institution.
December 19 — Only a Test? — Paul Jacob on another thing we can fail at.
December 18 — Precogs in the Machine — Paul Jacob on a win against precog policing in Florida.
December 17 — Girls [sic] Sports Saved — Paul Jacob on a matter bigger than proper punctuation.
December 16 — Droning On — Paul Jacob on a problem no longer unidentified.
December 15 — The Fiscal Crisis Cometh — David Stockman on how bad it is and what must be done. [Update]
December 14 — Oregon UFOs Are Outré? — Not everything can be dismissed as “drones” — which themselves are worrying enough. [Update]
December 13 — Trump’s Libertarian Promise — Paul Jacob hopes the president-elect keeps his word.
December 12 — The UFOs Are Here — Paul Jacob looks to the skies.
December 11 — Politically Exposed Persecution — Paul Jacob on what actually existing fascism looks like.
December 10 — Morbid Meme Mania — Paul Jacob tries not to laugh at tasteless jesting.
December 9 — Dictator Down — Paul Jacob on a long weekend for tyrants.
December 8 — Pandemic Report Places Blame — Politicians, bureaucrats, thought leaders, and medical professionals botched it. [Update]
December 7 — Falun Gong Targeted — President Xi goes international in attempts to suppress the CCP’s most-hated religious movement. [Update]
December 6 — Musk’s Bête Noire — Paul Jacob on a tyrant in judicial robes.
December 5 — DEI Realities Unreported — Paul Jacob on the bias that led to killing coverage of an important study.
December 4 — Disaffirmative Action — Paul Jacob on the delayed demise of DEI.
December 3 — Somebody Different, Chicago? — Paul Jacob on big city big spenders and their deficits.
December 2 — The Pardon We All Saw Coming — Paul Jacob on a president father helping criminal son.
December 1 — The End of … — Everybody is drawing up the portents. [Update]
November 30 — What Went Wrong? — Explaining the Harris-Walz campaign’s 2024 failure. [Update]
November 29 — A Cheating Culture — Paul Jacob on the need to discourage cheating.
November 28 — Thanksgiving 2024 — With appreciation, over the years.
November 27 — No, Donald Trump, No — Paul Jacob on a Trump appointee utterly at odds with freedom of contract.
November 26 — Professional Idiot? — Paul Jacob on the latest attack on speech in the German Federal Republic.
November 25 — Musk Avoids a Trap — Paul Jacob on Great Britain’s crusade against Twitter.
November 24 — Raise the Minimum Wage? — A too-popular policy, advocated in ignorance of logic and evidence. [Update]
November 23 — Measures for Measures — This year was an interesting one for initiatives. [Update]
November 22 — Denial Is a River in Argentina? — Paul Jacob on one country’s retreat from self-imposed poverty.
November 21 — Watch Out! — Paul Jacob on strange edits in the Lone Star State.
November 20 — Pennsylvania Steal — Paul Jacob on the contested Pennsylvania senatorial election.
November 19 — The Hill as Hallucinogen — Paul Jacob on a false news story, gone but not acknowledged.
November 18 — Elon & Vivek to Cut Government? — Paul Jacob on who could help whom do what is most needed.
November 17 — Numbering the Presidents — The Donald to join Grover in the history books. [FYI]
November 16 — The Pass-Over Was Policy — Partisanship at FEMA was/is endemic. [Updte]
November 15 — Lost Justice, Long Island — Paul Jacob finds a sliver of a silver lining in a dark cloud.
November 14 — Trump & Taiwan — Paul Jacob on the most important relationship in the world today.
November 13 — Abolish. Or Set in Stone — Paul Jacob knows what to do with hypocrisy on at least one issue.
November 12 — Destroying Dane Farming — Paul Jacob on Europe’s ongoing suicide over “greenhouse gases.”
November 11 — Disaster Relief Pass-Over — Paul Jacob on partisanship at FEMA.
November 10 — CNN, Donald Trump & Grover Cleveland — Making sense of the recent election in historical contexts. [Update]
November 9 — Disappointed Democrats Bemoan Lack of Censorship — It’s not just a hatred of Elon for X. [Update]
November 8 — Exemplary Rejections — Paul Jacob celebrates voters in three states who protected their initiative rights from their politicians.
November 7 — Not Now —Paul Jacob on political lessons to be learned — or not.
November 6 — Don’t Kill Yourself — Paul Jacob’s advice to undemocratic Democrats.
November 5 — The Battle Ahead — Paul Jacob worries about the foreign policy challenges that face the next president.
November 4 — The Squirrel vs. The State — Paul Jacob on how New York jumped the shark over a pet rodent.
November 3 — Citizen-Only Voting — An overview of the issue on a ballot near you. [FYI]
November 2 — What Floats — Is this funny? [Update]
November 1 — Taking Out The — Paul Jacob on Orwell’s worst nightmare.
October 31 — Gnashing of Teeth — Paul Jacob and the issue lying just under the surface of presidential politics.
October 30 — Forever Be Changed — Paul Jacob on Kamala Harris gloating about legally harassing parents for their children’s truancy violations.
October 29 — Down the River — Paul Jacob on journalists sticking to “principles.”
October 28 — Censors Slapped at Start — Paul Jacob on the stillbirth of California’s spanking new anti-satire censorship baby.
October 27 — He Said the Bad Things (Sure) — But he did not mean what his enemies say he meant. [FYI]
October 26 — What do you think of Thomas Jefferson? (Trump Asked) — Fine people on both sides of an argument? [FYI]
October 25 — Quips & Stunts — Paul Jacob smarts at R&D policy witlessness.
October 24 — Feds Push Noncitizen Voting — Paul Jacob on the latest from the Justice Department.
October 23 — No Argument — Paul Jacob on the silence of the slams.
October 22 — The Beam in Microsoft’s Eye — Paul Jacob is so beyond mere motes.
October 21 — Spilt Ink — Paul Jacob on a load of hooey in the Hawkeye state.
October 20 — Fearing an Excuse? — Prepping us for disaster — by both sides. [Update]
October 19 — Factmanship — How not to lie about statistics. [Update]
October 18 — Something Pathological — Paul Jacob on the Democrats’ escalating mania, TDS.
October 17 — Nondiscrimination as Discriminatory — Paul Jacob on higher education’s protection of “classes.”
October 16 — An Ember of Hope? — Paul Jacob espies the beginning of the end that is Europe’s “Green Deal” craze.
October 15 — Kamala Harris’s Attack on Parents — Paul Jacob sorts through the bones of a presidential candidate’s buried scandal.
October 14 — ‘Meat on the Table’ — Paul Jacob believes we should make ourselves unappetizing.
October 13 — Punctilio of the Pollwatchers? — How not to secure an election. [Update]
October 12 — Trump’s Tax Cuts & Hikes — Promises, promises; threats, threats. [Update]
October 11 — TikTok Astroturf — Paul Jacob on Democrats doing propaganda.
October 10 — Don’t Mention the Menace — Paul Jacob on the most pernicious problem in our public schools.
October 9 — XX Marks the Offense — Paul Jacob on educators brooking no dissent from their trans agenda.
October 8 — The Secret Teachings of Our Age — Paul Jacob on our public servants’ hidden program.
October 7 — Democrats and Noncitizen Voting — Paul Jacob answers a question about partisan positions.
October 6 — $35.6 Trillion — The context for Kamala Harris’s spending programs. [Update]
October 5 — FEMA Is Broke? — Well, almost. [Update]
October 4 — Flood and Fire — Paul Jacob finds another problem with electric vehicles.
October 3 — California vs. Inconvenient Speech — Paul Jacob on Governor Newsom’s gruesome new law.
October 2 — Hurricane Algebra — Paul Jacob on the data; and, where’s Brownie?
October 1 — Destroying What Has Been — Paul Jacob on the current and prospective Veeps’ tweets … and other incriminating declarations.
September 30 — Strange Standard — Paul Jacob on how our election process is open to abuse.
September 29 — They Assure Us — Illegals voting? It doesn’t matter. The ones checked couldn’t’ve made an appreciable difference in election outcomes.[Update]
September 28 — Instead of Reparations! — California says it’s sorry. [Update]
September 27 — The Realism of ‘Rebel Ridge’ — Paul Jacob watches Netflix but doesn’t “chill.”
September 26 — Wait, What? — Paul Jacob suspects there’s more to the latest SpaceX news than meets the eye.
September 25 — Blight Fight — Paul Jacob advises against renovating property in Macon-Bibb County, Georgia.
September 23 — DEI Box Office Drubbing — Paul Jacob on this fall’s feel-good political documentary.
September 22 — Sugar Sugar — What is wrong with our diets and our doctors? Could it be that the Big Gov/Big Biz paradigm has poisoned us? [Update]
September 21 — Newsom’s Witless, Humorless Censorship — Why is the governor such a git? [Update]
September 20 — Trump’s Tariff Question — Paul Jacob on an aspect of international trade not often addressed by free trade advocates.
September 19 — Hillary Disinformation Hunt — Paul Jacob reviews Mrs. Clinton’s latest demands.
September 18 — Home of the Brave — Paul Jacob extrapolates the consequences of China’s growing South China Sea criminality.
September 17 — Involuntary Campaign Contributions — Paul Jacob observes incumbents breaking the rules to get re-elected.
September 16 — Kamala Hood — Paul Jacob on whom Kamala Harris serves … with our money.
September 15 — SpaceX Goes Way Up — And the Dragon safely landed at sea, near Dry Tortuga. [Update]
September 14 — Not To Be Saved — How Washington’s “political theater” works. Or doesn’t. [Update]
September 13 — The Value of Principles — Paul Jacob highlights one teensy-weensy problem with Vice President Kamala Harris.
September 12 — The Ignorance of Censorship — Paul Jacob on how Tim Walz got re-elected.
September 11 — He Lied About Who Died Where — Paul Jacob on Andrew Cuomo’s job performance.
September 10 — So It’s War, Then? — Paul Jacob on doing something more than everything.
September 9 — Kill the Stock Market! — Paul Jacob on the Democrats’ latest insane tax notion.
September 8 — The Final Straw — Flip-flopping with the best of them, the least: our Vice President. [Update]
September 7 — Keep Off, Keep On — Kennedy versus the Democrats — the story continues. [Update]
September 6 — Say No to Reich-Harris Reich — Paul Jacob on the Democrats’ ongoing crusade against free speech.
September 5 — Stay Puft America — Paul Jacob on the great change in the American diet, and why it happened.
September 4 — How Deep Is Your Fake? — Paul Jacob on a new way of speaking freely … and a very old way of suppressing it.
September 3 — California’s Electoral Saboteurs — Paul Jacob checks democracy’s identification.
September 2 — Banned in Brazil — Paul Jacob on the dictatorship down south.
September 1 — X Brazil — What happened to Twitter in the Portuguese-speaking country. [Update]
Deep State in a Corner — Paul Jacob maps where we’re at today.
August 29 — Sobering Up After DEI — Paul Jacob notices a trend away from p.c. “diversity.”
August 28 — Give Mr. Bean Another Hearing — Paul Jacob on free speech in Britain.
August 27 — EU to Axe X? — Paul Jacob on the march of censorship in Europe.
August 26 — RFKj+T — Paul Jacob on Bobby Kennedy’s straightforward reasoning.
August 25 — Camera Shy — Cop pleads the Fifth. [Update]
August 24 — RFK & the “So Horrible” — A promise newly re-made. [Update]
August 23 — Democrats Move On — Paul Jacob on the new era of mass influence.
August 22 — Harvard, Hamas and Harassment — Paul Jacob draws a clear line in the quad.
August 21 — Communists Within the Form — Paul Jacob suggests why plutocrat-serving Democrats sound like revolutionary radicals these days.
August 20 — Commie Kamala? — Paul Jacob on the present version of the Pinko Question.
August 19 — Measures of Desperation — Paul Jacob surveys what has changed.
August 18 — The News Media’s New Rule — Glenn Greenwald defends old-fashioned journalism. [Update]
August 17 — Rumors — On talking to the enemy! [FYI]
August 16 — Elon Musk’s Right Answer — Paul Jacob doesn’t quote the meme, but you get it anyhow.
August 15 — The Racial Land Mine of First Grade — Paul Jacob on one school’s heavy-handed ideological crackdown.
August 14 — Biden’s Belief in a MAGA Republican Bloodbath — Paul Jacob on the fundamental dishonesty of today’s politics.
August 13 — Who’s Afraid of Tulsi Gabbard? — Paul Jacob on an unlikely terrorist.
August 12 — What Neighborliness Is Not — Paul Jacob on the heart of progressivism.
August 11 — Body Snatchers?— Something creepy in China. [FYI]
August 10 — Big Story: Body Cam — More information on the July 13th assassination attempt of former U.S. president Donald John Trump. [Update]
August 9 — The Developer’s Lot — Paul Jacob on a money tree that used to grow in Brooklyn.
August 8 — Campaign Finance Folly Foiled — Paul Jacob insists that criticizing politicians is consistent with the First Amendment.
August 7 — Unburdened by the Leftism — Paul Jacob on the commie, commie, commie, commie Kamala chameleon.
August 6 — Repeal Obamacare — Paul Jacob on what disappeared from the GOP platform.
August 5 — Kamala’s Cast on Non-Citizens — Paul Jacob questions where the VEEP stands.
August 4 — The Latest Campaign — We just went through a weird period where the news media and Democrats were all using the same word. [FYI]
August 3 — A Duty to Retreat? [Update]
August 2 — Another Disability for Paralympians — Paul Jacob on the Olympic-sized fear of firearms.
August 1 — Okay, Not Okay — Paul Jacob laments a criminal government in OK.
July 31 — The Governor Who Parodied Himself — Paul Jacob on the latest assault on freedom of speech from the governor of the Golden State.
July 30 — Crime’s Ups and Downs — Paul Jacob ponders a putative Trumpian lie.
July 29 — Blue in Paris — Paul Jacob on the 33rd Olympiad’s profane antics.
July 28 — Cackling Into the Future — Kamala Harris, laughing her way to the top. [Common Sense]
July 27 — All a‑Twitter About Kamala — She’s been endorsed! [Common Sense]
July 26 — Arresting Speech Victory — Paul Jacob hails the Supreme Court for defending local leaders intent on reforming their government.
July 25 — Bombers Off the Coast — Paul Jacob on the times in which we live.
July 24 — Breaking Taiwan? — Paul Jacob on a friend in need.
July 23 — Rogue City Government? — Paul Jacob on the continuing struggle to let a man open up a shop.
July 22 — President Next — Paul Jacob on the obvious step to come.
July 21 — Peculiar Praise — We lost a good president? [Update]
July 20 — Incurious? — America’s press corps seems awfully uninterested in finding the precise details how the Trump assassination attempt could have gotten so far as it did. [Update]
July 19 — National Control — Paul Jacob on the latest numbskull notion from the nattering noodle.
July 18 — The Vance Plan for DEI — Paul Jacob asks and answers the key policy question arising from the biggest political stories of the last week.
July 17 — The Slope of Service — Paul Jacob tries to make sense of a massive government failure.
July 16 — A Cool Ninety Million — Paul Jacob on big Democrat donors holding out on Biden.
July 15 — Serious Times — Paul Jacob on the bullet dodged by Trump — and us all.
July 14 — What We’re Reading [FYI]
July 13 — First-Class Liars — Let us now praise infamous men. [Update]
July 12 — Spray-Painting Stonehenge — Paul Jacob on modern monumental stupidity.
July 11 — The State vs. Homework — Paul Jacob on a bizarre intrusion into educational life.
July 10 — Degrading Democracy, CNN-Style — Paul Jacob on the anti-democratic media establishment.
July 9 — Jugglers & Clowns —Paul Jacob on seven words in Santa Ana.
July 8 — Up from Demoktesis — Paul Jacob on the next celebration.
July 7 — Not Term Limited — Swapping out Joe Biden as the 2024 Democratic Presidential candidate is not easy. Standing in the way of a clean switcheroo is his wildly unlikable VP. [FYI]
July 6 — Sotomayor’s Quackery? — When the Narrative overwhelms even the tiniest remnant of historical context. [FYI]
July 5 — Noncriminal Advice Not a Crime — Paul Jacob on the marketing of legal opioids.
July 4 — A Declaration — Paul Jacob takes a cue from 1776.
July 3 — Is Milei Making It? — Paul Jacob on the turn-around in the Argentine economy.
July 2 — The Court v. the Power Grabbers — Paul Jacob celebrates the end of the Chevron regime.
July 1 — Weekend at Biden’s — Paul Jacob wonders when the gaslighting will cease.
June 30 — They Were Lying — The “experts” who assured us that Joe Biden was savvy and with-it and cool knew the opposite was true. Now they have been caught. Still, they pretend the revelation is new and out of the blue. [Update]
June 29 — Citizen-Only Voting — North Carolina’s General Assembly overrides Democrat governor’s veto, sending measure to the citizens. [Update]
June 28 — Cold Truth — Paul Jacob surveys the continuing glaciation of the seventh (and most mysterious) continent.
June 27 — States Without Standing — Paul Jacob on how SCOTUS shivved free speech.
June 26 — Assange: Freedom & Statuary — Paul Jacob on the freeing of Julian Assange.
June 25 — Brace Yourself & Your Gun — Paul Jacob on another Second Amendment win.
June 24 — Natural vs. Regulated — Paul Jacob on the long history of milk.
June 23 — The Chinese Organ Market — Delaware seeks to educate its citizenry’s medical tourists on the nature of one country’s ghastly, if thriving, practice. [Update]
June 22 — Gain of Function Research Must Stop — Does the origin of the SARS-CoV‑2 virus matter? [Update]
June 21 — Xi Excuses, Demands, Assaults—Paul Jacob on the threat freedom faces from China.
June 20 — Can’t Cancel J. K. Rowling — Paul Jacob on cancel culture trying to go high culture in Great Britain … over “trans.”
June 19 — A Second Life for Limits — Paul Jacob looks back and ahead on term limits.
June 18 — Leave Us Alone to Do Our Work — Paul Jacob defends freedom of contract.
June 17 — DEI Virally Decoded — Paul Jacob on new words placed on an old initialism.
June 16 — Bumped? [Update]
June 15 — The Duopoly Gonna Duop [Update]
June 14 — Of 15s and the Man — Paul Jacob on the POTUS’s latest implausibility.
June 13 — Trump to Ax Tip Tax — Paul Jacob on a possibly acceptable political proposal.
June 12 — Hunter’s Pseudo-Crime — Paul Jacob on the total scam that is this week’s big story, the Hunter Biden gun-possession verdict.
June 11 — Doctoring Malady — Paul Jacob on what medicine has in excess.
June 10 — Doxxing Dissent — Paul Jacob defends the anonymous dissident.
June 9 — David Boaz, 1953 – 2024 [obituary]
June 8 — The Curtilage? What’s That? — How governments get around the Fourth Amendment. [FYI Update]
June 7 — Lily Loves Me —Paul Jacob on the sweet life.
June 6 — Against Government Invasion — Paul Jacob cheers an advance in property rights.
June 5 — Regulatory Pressure? — Paul Jacob looks at the Supreme Court’s signals about government’s powers of “suggestion.”
June 4 — Sweden’s Electric Sense — Paul Jacob on a government giving up on unscientific energy.
June 3 — Exemptions, Not Repeal — Paul Jacob on progressive politicians dodging the inevitable bad consequences of their programs.
June 3 — Remember June 4 — Would you have stood against the tanks? Remember Tiananmen Square, June 4, 1989 [meme]
June 2 — What Would You Have Done? — Would you have stood against the CCP? Remember June 4 [meme]
June 1 — Who Is Chase Oliver? [Update]
May 31 — Threshold Crossed — Paul Jacob on the conviction of Trump.
May 30 — To Die for DEI — Paul Jacob on the planned decline in medicine.
May 29 — John Kerry, Super-Villain — Paul Jacob on Jack Bauer’s grayest nemesis
May 28 — The Non-Citizen Dodge — Paul Jacob highlights the Democrats’ voting rights hypocrisy.
May 27 — Memorial Day, 2024 [Meme]
May 26 — Voting for (and Booing) Trump — The Libertarian Party receives the former president. [Update]
May 25 — Oregon Counties Move to Idaho? — Secession and accession in progress. [Update]
May 24 — Polylogism or Bulverism … or 1984? — Paul Jacob on what ism may be the root problem of our age.
May 23 — Vindication at the Gym — Paul Jacob on a lockdown conclusion … for good.
May 22 — The False Gospel of the Printing Press — Paul Jacob on the growing fad of MMT.
May 21 — Krauthammer’s Law — Paul Jacob on the nature of political disagreement in 2024.
May 20 — Letting DEI Die — Paul Jacob on MIT’s ambiguous retreat from trendy racist and sexist practices.
May 19 — The Mystery of the Death Drug [Update]
May 18 — On Its Last Legs? — The Atlantic celebrates the Biden administration’s rejection of Reaganomics. [FYI]
May 17 — Bills of Suppression — Paul Jacob on revived legislation ostensibly “for” the people but actually targeting our political speech.
May 16 — So Low — Paul Jacob on the curious case against Trump.
May 15 — Library Against Liberty — Paul Jacob on censorship, local-government-style.
May 14 — A Done Decision — Paul Jacob hazards a guess about a court’s conclusion.
May 13 — Pander, Please — Paul Jacob on the media’s worst, and a glimmer of hope.
May 12 — Only Slightly Ratioed? [Update]
May 11 — Let’s Play “Who’s the Fascist!” [FYI UPDATE]
May 10 — The French King Flip Flap — Paul Jacob on how to avoid becoming satirizable.
May 9 — ATF’s 115-Year Mistake — Paul Jacob on the public’s right to know — and the accused’s.
May 8 — Junk Force — Paul Jacob speculates on the next job for government — or private industry.
May 7 — The Great Weed Fake-Out — Paul Jacob observes that Biden’s done almost nothing to end cannabis prohibition on the federal level
May 6 — Inflation & the Infirm Incumbent — Paul Jacob turns to the stupid economy and its chief apologist.
May 5 — The Covidocene in Its Latter Days? — No longer freaking out, are we now accepting the harm done during the pandemic — because of our official policies? [Update]
May 4 — Something Fishy — China’s long tradition of poaching in “distant waters.” [FYI]
May 3 — Among the Ungovernable — Paul Jacob on where Donald Trump will be in late May.
May 2 — Second Amendment Privacy Act — Paul Jacob on a big win for gun rights.
May 1 — They Don’t Get It — Paul Jacob on Jerry Seinfeld’s explanation for why we cannot have (all the) funny things (we want).
April 30 — Hypocrisy’s Cash Value — Paul Jacob on our principle-challenged politicians.
April 29 — Criminal Discrimination? — Paul Jacob on criminalizing the avoidance of criminals.
April 28 — Extreme Protest in What Cause? [FYI]
April 27 — High-Placed Rumors About Government Programs to Retrieve and Study Crashed UFOs [Update]
April 26 — So Horrible? — Paul Jacob on what the government won’t tell us.
April 25 — The CDC on Self-Defense — Paul Jacob demands to see the data.
April 24 — Idaho Foils Foul Harvest — Paul Jacob defends an apparent abridgment of free trade.
April 23 — College Censors Squelched — Paul Jacob on a campus free speech win.
April 22 — Brave New Budgets —Paul Jacob on the newfound ability to painlessly cut government.
April 21 — COVID Response Under Fire [Update]
April 19 — Brussels Conference Squelched — Paul Jacob on ideological suppression in Europe.
April 18 — Less Oversight? — Paul Jacob on what politicians itch for the most.
April 17 — Supermarket Slavery — Paul Jacob marvels at yet another dopey California scheme.
April 16 — What Pfizer Pfolks Got — Paul Jacob on what Big Pharma’s darling did on Tax Day.
April 15 — Electric Class Warfare — Paul Jacob on who benefits from Biden’s EV push.
April 14 — Read Ludwig von Mises, Says Fighter, with Fury and Expletives [FYI]
April 13 — So, How Many U.S. Agencies Knew of the China-built Coronavirus in Advance? Fifteen?!?! [Update]
April 12 — Erroneous About the Eclipse — Paul Jacob on the eclipse of popular knowledge of astronomy.
April 11 — GOP Fails on FISA — Paul Jacob on the pending failure of FISA reforms.
April 10 — A Celebrity’s Defiance — Paul Jacob on a brave defense of freedom of speech.
April 9 — Crime Fighters Give Up — Paul Jacob on the leading edge of policing culture.
April 8 — Eclipse — [meme]
April 7 — Dare to Be a Daniel? [Update]
April 6 — Else, Nearly Anybody [Update]
April 5 — Words for Jersey Insiders — Paul Jacob on how a Democratic Party-dominated state likes to operate.
April 4 — Dining Out on Cause and Effect — Paul Jacob on the latest casualties in the war against low-paying jobs.
April 3 — The RFK Challenge — Paul Jacob and how the mainstream reacts to criticism.
April 2 — The “We the People” Party Pooper — Paul Jacob on the travails of the Bobby Kennedy, Jr.’s presidential campaign.
April 1 — Awkward for Ideologues? — Paul Jacob confronts the welfare state.
March 31 — Milei’s ‘Bloodbath’ [Update]
March 30 — Partisan Fear and Loathing Now Asymmetrical [Update]
March 29 — Bathroom Blundering — Paul Jacob on transgenderism trumping common sense in a public school.
March 28 — Richly Revealing — Paul Jacob finds meaning in the public aspect to a Trump case trial.
March 27 — The Hail of It — Paul Jacob on two disasters, and what we can learn now from one.
March 26 — More Is Less — Paul Jacob thinks expanding voting “rights” can go too far.
March 25 — Monopoly versus Monopoly — Paul Jacob on the latest untrustworthy anti-trust case.
March 24 — UPDATE — Porch, No Privacy
March 23 — UPDATE — The Birx/Pence Factor
March 22 — Fifteen Days to Flatten America — Paul Jacob on the insanity of the pandemic response.
March 21 — Most Important Time Periods — Paul Jacob on the limited savvy of the Supremes.
March 20 — Violent Double Standard — Paul Jacob on selective prosecution, and a judge who noticed.
March 19 — TikTok Smoke But No Gun? — Paul Jacob on social media freedom and control.
March 18 — The Milei Option — Paul Jacob on the cause of free-market reforms in Argentina.
March 17 — UPDATE — Dangerous Drugs, Dangerous Wars on Drugs
March 16 — UPDATE — West Virginia Citizens
March 15 — Kids Paid to Propagandize— Paul Jacob on the latest combination of public schooling and brainwashing.
March 14 — Race-Based Handouts? — Paul Jacob on the possible end of an era in race-focused governance.
March 13 — When the CHIPS Are Weighed Down — Paul Jacob on how not to revive an industry.
March 12 — Unpresidential but Precedented — Paul Jacob on the inherent silliness of our rulers.
March 11 — School Choice Reform at Last — Paul Jacob on how to get school choice reform, somehow.
March 10 — UPDATE — The Breaking of the Corporate Woke?
March 9 — UPDATE — Blue Boston Democracy
March 8 — Stop the Work Stoppers — Paul Jacob on the government’s ongoing war on freelancers.
March 7 — The Colorado Gambit Crushed — Paul Jacob is not surprised that the Supremes stopped the Democrats.
March 6 — The Case of the Narrow Driveway — Paul Jacob on excessive fines in the cause of neighborhood standards.
March 5 — Did Steve Baker Commit Journalism? — Paul Jacob on more tyranny by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
March 4 — Pied Pipers, Again — Paul Jacob on Adam Schiff’s daring and disproven strategy.
March 3 — Update — School Lumber.
March 2 — Update — Google as a Powerful Evil.
March 1 — Utah and the Tenth — Paul Jacob defends federalism.
February 29 — States Still Have a Role — Paul Jacob on something big happening in Texas.
February 28 — Parties Demoted — Paul Jacob on a problem state’s problem primary election.
February 27 — Google’s Evil AI — Paul Jacob laments not even getting a chance to use the new online tool.
February 26 — The Shock of Surplus — Paul Jacob roots for Argentina and President Milei.
February 25, 2024 — UPDATE — It’s the Sun, Stupid
February 23 — Hope for Campus Free Speech — Paul Jacob the legal profession’s iffy support for America’s most fundamental freedom.
February 22 — Panic at Sea — Paul Jacob on the need to keep two wide-open eyes on the CCP.
February 21 — Caveat Preemptive — Paul Jacob looks at the most recent Anti-Trump legal maneuver.
February 20 — A Big Step Over the Vomit — Paul Jacob speculates on the reason a sports team left the imperial city)
February 19 — Ban These Energy Bans — Paul Jacob on the steps some politicians will take to endanger civilization itself.
February 18 — UPDATE — The Deep State’s Long History FOR & AGAINST Free Speech
February 17 — UPDATE — Special Use of COVID Fund for Illegal Immigrant Subsidy
February 16 — Discrimination, California-Style — Paul Jacob espies an attempt to worm around citizens’ lawful instructions of their government not to engage in racial or sexual discrimination.
February 15 — Paid Invaders — Paul Jacob on the influx of tax-subsidized economic migrants … and worse!
February 14 — Crime: Police or Re-define? — Paul Jacob on the latest ploy to keep black men voting “blue.”
February 13 — Shrinkflation, Shrunk Nation — Paul Jacob on our withered president’s latest pseudo-policy-pushing stunt.
February 12 — Amazon’s Wide, Flowing, Constricted River — Paul Jacob on the federal government’s war on ideas.
February 9 — Sympathetically Diminished — Paul Jacob on the decision not to prosecute our feeble president.
February 8 — Must Your Town Become San Francisco? — Paul Jacob on the crooked route to mass vagrancy.
February 7 — The Wider Conversation — Paul Jacob on a sex-swap and its discontents
February 6 — Something to Protect — Paul Jacob on the need for privacy.
February 5 — The Vaxxers’ War on Truckers — Paul Jacob on protest in Canada.
February 2 — Stop Causing the Next Pandemic — Paul Jacob on the looming plague oft-prophesied, bought, and paid for — with our money.
February 1 — Pandemic Politics … or Poltroonery? —Paul Jacob on why the CDC didn’t warn us about the jab’s negative effects.
January 31 — The AB5 Agenda — Paul Jacob decries a revolution from the top … against workers.
January 30 — Unlimited Limits — Paul Jacob on yet another measure that lawmakers push to make modern life more totalitarian.
January 29 — SAD Regulators — Paul Jacob on the government-planned American diet.
January 26 — Transient Stars — Paul Jacob on a recent wrinkle in the evolving UFO story.
January 25 — Home of the Surveilled — Paul Jacob finds the watchers who watch the watchers.
January 24 — Milei Defends Capitalism — Paul Jacob on the case against the World Economic Forum’s statism delivered to the WEF at Davos.
January 23 — Market Rents Work in Argentina — Paul Jacob on Javier Milei’s campaign to open up the housing market to everyone.
January 22 — The De-Frocking of Jordan Peterson — Paul Jacob on a setback in the war against the woke.
January 19 — Again Allowed — Paul Jacob on the freedom to speak without a license.
January 18 — GOP, ACLU, and NRA Together Again— Paul Jacob on a grand conjunction of groups usually light years apart.
January 17 — Comic-Book Isms — Paul Jacob on level and unlevel playing fields.
January 16 — Free to Petition — Paul Jacob on citizen activism to clean up the voters’ rolls.
January 15 — Dangerous Neighbor — Paul Jacob on Saturday’s election in Taiwan.
January 12 — The Economy Is Great-ish — Paul Jacob on the wonders of Bidenomics.
January 11 — The S‑Word in California — Paul Jacob on what subsidy entails.
January 10 — Goods, Services, and Other Crimes — Paul Jacob on the latest wacky weirdness of the immigration crisis.
January 9 — There Ought Not Be a Law — Paul Jacob on the sexual segregation of toys.
January 8 — Children’s Crusade Goes Forth — Paul Jacob on climate alarmism litigated.
January 5 — Enthusiasm for Extremism in Action — Paul Jacob on the Maine ballot ban.
January 4 — The “Racial Animus” Gambit — Paul Jacob on a strange element of Harvard’s former president’s futile self-defense.
January 4 — The “Racial Animus” Gambit — Paul Jacob on a strange element of Harvard’s former president’s futile self-defense.
January 3 — The Resignation — Paul Jacob on the pathetic end of an important public contest.
January 2 —The Citizen Threat — Paul Jacob on why Republican leaders help Democrats surveil and oppress their conservative constituencies.
December 29 — Division, Exclusion, Indoctrination — Paul Jacob explains how one state crippled the “diversity, equity, and inclusion” program in its higher education system..
December 28 — Sit Back, America? — Paul Jacob on that old-time rock-n-roll armchair diplomacy.
December 27 — Can’t Eat Chips? — Paul Jacob on the limitations of current libertarian thought regarding foreign policy.
December 26 — Mostly Peaceful Indo-Pacific — Paul Jacob on the real cause of the conflict that is the coming war.
December 22 — Theft Thwarts Thieves — Paul Jacob on the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune to the rescue.
December 21 — Voting Unbound, Democracy Unhinged— Paul Jacob scores the democracy being practiced in Washington, DC.
December 20 — Democratic Mountain High — Paul Jacob on Democrats’ latest attempt to stop Trump.
December 19 — Dollar Store Plague — Paul Jacob on Tucker Carlson’s bizarre recent elitist turn.
December 18 — The Crime of Mowing the Lawn — Paul Jacob bemoans industrial policy favoring electric motors and battery tech.
December 15 — Elections Overturned & Undermined — Paul Jacob on the dark underbelly of today’s democratic practice.
December 14 — Cold Climate in Hong Kong — Paul Jacob on the climate change we must worry about.
December 13 — To End the Great Declension — Paul Jacob on the meaning of Javier Milei’s success.
December 12 — Two Roadblocks, and Their Names — Paul Jacob on three politicians who balk at government transparency on the biggest stories of our time.
December 11 — A Great Big “Request” — Paul Jacob on the politics of population replacement.
December 8 — Court Halts Imprisonment for Speech — Paul Jacob on a well-placed bump on the road to a major injustice.
December 7 — Sikh Freedom First— Paul Jacob on the dangerous life he leads.
December 6 — The Great De-Platforming? — Paul Jacob on Ted Cruz’s and Rand Paul’s biggest disagreement.
December 5 — Stop Thieves! — Paul Jacob on how and how not to fight against thievery.
December 5 — Die, Disney, Die! — Paul Jacob on putting down zombie companies that want to eat our brains.
December 1 — If/Why — Paul Jacob on the ongoing stonewalling over an allegedly non-existent set of phenomena, UFO’s.
November 30 — The Censorship Industrial Complex — Paul Jacob on the new revelations about how government contractors plotted to censor Americans.
November 29 — The Not-Unintended Consequences — Paul Jacob on yet another bad California idea.
November 28 — ‘Hardly Peace’—Paul Jacob on the state of Sino-World relations.
November 27 — Stuck With It? — Paul Jacob on the Pfizer lawsuit against Poland.
November 25 – 26 — Against “Leftards” — and FOR free speech!
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November 24 — Disagreeing With Päivi Räsänen — Paul Jacob defends religious speech in Finland.
November 23 — One by One — Paul Jacob on what counts.
November 22 — Untruth Speaker, Untruth Speaker — Paul Jacob on another teachable moment thanks to Donald Trump and his opponents.
November 21 — One for the Memory Hole? — Paul Jacob on the latest onslaught of censorship and de-platforming.
November 20 — The Outsider Who Won — Paul Jacob on the winner of the Argentinian presidential election.
November 18 – 19 — Cleaning It Up, Tyrant-Style
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November 17 — The Bums’ Rush — Paul Jacob on how to clean up a big city from its putrid failures.
November 16 — Limits “Of” not “To” — Paul Jacob on free speech.
November 15 — Democratic Notion for Gotion — Paul Jacob sees hope in a mass firing.
November 14 — DeKalb Gas Stations DeKneecapped — Paul Jacob on a county ordinance bringing dystopian practices to Georgia.
November 13 — It Is and It Isn’t — Paul Jacob on America’s most confused (and lied-about) government program.
November 11 – 12 — Living Under the Chinese Curse
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November 10 — Domination by Pseudo-experts — Paul Jacob on the shape that election interference took in 2020 and onward.
November 9 — Twelve-Point Play — Paul Jacob on unprecedented unpopularity at the top.
November 8 — Why the Banks Are Failing Us — Paul Jacob on bad service as a policy.
November 7 — Preparation HH Hornswoggle — Paul Jacob on today’s most consequential ballot measure.
November 6 — Of Stopgaps and Ladders — Paul Jacob on the looming federal government shutdown.
November 3 — The Homeschooling Surge — Paul Jacob grades a trend.
November 2 — Greed & the Innocent Owners — Paul Jacob on the bipartisan case against civil asset forfeiture.
November 1 — Justice & Consequences — Paul Jacob on the bleeding wounds that won’t be stopped by bleeding hearts.
October 31 — Theseus’ Ship Sure Rocked and Rolled — Paul Jacob on a classic rock band’s sad lawsuit.
October 30 — A New Speaker Conjures — Paul Jacob on the new House of Representatives leader, Mike Johnson.
October 27 — Community Chest — Paul Jacob examines the cards that send us round and round.
October 26 — The C‑Word — Paul Jacob on the depth and persistence of corruption in the federal government.
October 25 — Stop the Chinazis —Paul Jacob on a new website dedicated to doing just that.
October 24 — The Ultimate Outsider — Paul Jacob on a politician’s plan to rescue a country from hyperinflation, stagnation, and decadence.
October 23 — Memester to the Pokey — Paul Jacob on the selective punishment of a partisan Twitter user.
October 21 – 22, 2023: After We Chuckle
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October 20 — No Protection, No Duh — Paul Jacob on the assassination of RFK, Jr.
October 19 — Un-Sportsmanlike Conduct — Paul Jacob says stop ripping off the kids.
October 18 — Bill Gates Wants to Bury Trees — Paul Jacob on the latest silviculture debate.
October 17 — The $145,000 Virtual Fine — Paul Jacob on the long, meddling arm of the CCP.
October 16 — Amber Ebony Insanity — Paul Jacob decries the continuing rise of woke segregationism.
October 14 – 15, 2023: Insane in the Hillary Brain!
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October 13 — Leverage & Resistance — Paul Jacob on the resistance in Republican ranks.
October 12 — Fiscal Protector — Paul Jacob on where our public officials heads are at.
October 11 — Unlisted Help — Paul Jacob on the tacit right governments lose track of.
October 10 — Insane in the Meme Brain — Paul Jacob on the ideas that rule Congress and the political elites.
October 9 — Why Criminals Commit Crimes — Paul Jacob promotes the common-sense view of criminality.
October 7 – 8, 2023: A Few Pointers
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October 6 — Don’t Fence Me In? — Paul Jacob notes the political impetus for a specific type of construction.
October 5 — Kick the Can — Paul Jacob on the Speaker of the House, old and new.
October 4 — America’s Mayor Celebrates Communism — Paul Jacob on the sad, sad spectacle of a major American leader cozying up to the CCP.
October 3 — Traditional Terrorism — Paul Jacob on the hallowed habits of leftist saboteurs.
October 2 — Mass (Private) Transit — Paul Jacob on the future of getting there.
September 30 – October 1, 2023: Dysfunction from A to Z
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September 29 — Paralyzed Man Moves — Paul Jacob on the miracles of modern medicine.
September 28 — Bad Math Baltimore— Paul Jacob adds two and two together.
September 27 — A Gun with His Name On It — Paul Jacob on Trump’s odd predicament.
September 26 — The California Experiment — Paul Jacob anticipates the outcomes of Governor Newsom’s gruesome new imposition.
September 25 — Downshifting Before the Cliff — Paul Jacob on what the chief lemmings tell the under-lemmings about the mandated mad rush.
September 22 — Methinks the Mayor — Paul Jacob on a politician who called for help, to protect Walmart from petitioners.
September 21 — Time and Money — Paul Jacob on the false economy of automatic voter registration.
September 20 — Campus Critic Defended — Paul Jacob on the transit forward for a case defending an academic’s freedom of speech.
September 19 — Two Libertarians, North and South — Paul Jacob on new developments on the anti-totalitarian front.
September 18 — Northern Disclosure — Paul Jacob sees the CCP … everywhere. Because it’s in too many places.
September 16 – 17, 2023: Without These &#!*#@¿ Politicians!
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September 15 — Must Known Musk — Paul Jacob on freedom of speech and of the press in social media.
September 14 — Conservatorships Now! — Paul Jacob on the party of principle’s perfectly practical proposal.
September 13 — Swimming Against the Swamp — Paul Jacob on standing up for what you believe in — in politics.
September 12 — Balking at the Ban — Paul Jacob on fallout from the New Mexico Governor’s temporary gun-ban “public health” measure.
September 11 — Will We Comply? — Paul Jacob on the return of 2020’s annoying COVID duo, Fauci and Trump.
September 8 — De- and Re-certified — Paul Jacob on the persecution and triumph of a pandemic dissident.
September 7 — Overly Broad Stonewalling — Paul Jacob on the unraveling of the Deep State, one FOIA request at a time.
September 6 — Expulsion of the Sick — Paul Jacob on the latest unscientific response to the lingering pandemic.
September 5 — The Tide of Theft — Paul Jacob on the approaching death of a great civilization.
September 4 — New Red Map — Paul Jacob on the Chinazis’ latest war-like moves.
September 2 – 3, 2023: Such a Big Difference
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September 1 — Publish and Not Perish — Paul Jacob on the most pointless of all government “intellectual property” crackdowns.
August 31 — Don’t Tread on Jaiden — Paul Jacob on flunking the public school authorities who were triggered by a flag patch.
August 30 — The Chinese Biolab in California — Paul Jacob on a somewhat disturbing news story.
August 29 — Shrink Shrank Shrunk — Paul Jacob on the necessity of private property rights and the criminalizing of theft.
August 28 — Bashing Climate Change — Paul Jacob on fossil fuels as a boon to fighting climate change.
August 25 — Slasher Needs Slashing — Paul Jacob on the horror movie that is California.
August 24 — Unspoken Contract — Paul Jacob on the US media acting as useful idiots for the Chinazis.
August 23 — Chalk One Up for Equal Treatment — Paul Jacob on free speech in street writing.
August 22 — Un-Masking the Maskers — Paul Jacob on being betrayed by government medicine.
August 21 — In Evidence — Paul Jacob again checks the fact-checker.
August 19 – 20, 2023: What Vivek Said
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August 18 — Election Challenge Criminalized? — Paul Jacob on the devil that went down to Georgia.
August 17 — Volcano Denialism — Paul Jacob on the weather we’re having, and the truth we aren’t hearing.
August 16 — It’s a Date — Paul Jacob on a major mistake made by his favorite GOP candidate.
August 15 — Violence on the Rise — Paul Jacob on the decay of democracy.
August 14 — A Very Special Prosecutor — Paul Jacob on the latest in the Hunter Biden case.
August 12: The watchdog that needs to go to the pound
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August 11 — Outlawed But Unmoved — Paul Jacob retells the true tale of an unlicensed mover who shook things up.
August 10 — Students Strike Back — Paul Jacob cheers on the fight against socialist college administrators.
August 9 — Donors Don’t Donate Their Privacy — Paul Jacob looks at a legislative effort in one state, and its merits for all other states.
August 8 —Time to Slap Grabby Hands — Paul Jacob applauds congressional action on civil asset forfeiture.
August 7 — Big-Gov-Google-Plex — Paul Jacob on suit-slapping the social media censors.
July 29, 2023: Vote “Aye” and Gomorrah
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August 4 — Melting in the Force of Opposition — Paul Jacob on the snowflakes in government.
August 3 — Slow Murder Is Still Murder —
August 2 — Accounting for Taste —
August 1 — The Way We Censor Now — Paul Jacob on the crucial details of the regulated speech complex.
July 31 — Nineteen Seconds and Counting — Paul Jacob on the ends of “experience.”
July 29, 2023: Nobody Believes Anything Any Longer
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July 28 — “You in Your Whiteness” — Paul Jacob on Canada’s continuing cultural decay.
July 27 — Not Having It — Paul Jacob on the curious (in)justice in the Hunter Biden case.
July 26 — Won’t Come A‑Knockin’ — Paul Jacob on the latest in IRS messaging.
July 25 — BBC Apologizes, Bankers Squirm — Paul Jacob on the latest example of woke corporations dividing society.
July 24 — Truth, Compassion & Forbearance — Paul Jacob doffs his hat on a sad anniversary.
July 22, 2023: In Praise of John Kerry?
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July 21 — Counterintuitive? — Paul Jacob on newfound success in preventing success.
July 20 — Big Biz-Big China Alliance — Paul Jacob on corporations that collaborate with totalitarians abroad to persecute the innocent.
July 19 — Haunted by the Specter of Mao — Paul Jacob finds the spook in Americans’ heads.
July 18 — Bless You, John Kerry — Paul Jacob wrings out his handkerchief and irons out his … ironies.
July 17, 2023 — Austerity Theater — Paul Jacob on something worse than hypocrisy run (biked) rampant.
July 15, 2023: “If We’re Going Down, the Whole World’s Going With Us!”
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July 14, 2023 — Infected by Politics — Paul Jacob on yet more evidence for the Lab Leak Theory of SARS-CoV‑2 origins.
July 13, 2023 — The Sin of Skin Color — Paul Jacob on yet another victim of educators’ racist anti-racism cult.
July 12, 2023 — The Bigger Boycott Before Bud Light— Paul Jacob adds up a sportswriter’s telling numbers.
July 11, 2023 — Not Just a Border-Line Case — Paul Jacob looks at who is coming to America through a porous southern border.
July 10, 2023 — First Amendment: Irrelevant? — Paul Jacob on the excuses for, and then the frank defenses of, censorship.
July 8, 2023: Variations on “Anathema”
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July 7, 2023 — Thomas & Thomas — Paul Jacob on the key problem with relying upon racism to explain different statistical results among the races.
July 6, 2023 — Censors Cancelled — Paul Jacob on the latest in the case against social media thought suppression.
July 5, 2023 — China’s Many Rushdies — Paul Jacob on another Chinazi crackdown.
July 4, 2023 — A Declaration — Paul Jacob clarifies where we stand, with decent respect and some prudence.
July 3, 2023 — Two Days & 50 Years — Paul Jacob celebrates a choice of celebrations.
July 1, 2023: They’re Experts on NOTHING!
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June 30 — Affirmative Action Disaffirmed — Paul Jacob on the college discrimination case.
June 29 — Taken for Billions and Billions — Paul Jacob on why the lost loot.
June 28 — A Simulacrum of Solace — Paul Jacob on the new era of politics.
June 27 — Term Limits for Thee— Paul Jacob on the permutations of power.
June 26 — High Court Too Busy — Paul Jacob laments the latest on the degradation of free speech and freedom of contract rights.
June 24, 2023: How to Set Up a Dictatorship
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June 23 — Dictators on Parade — Paul Jacob on what’s in a name.
June 22 — The Precedentedness of It All — Paul Jacob on what the federal government lacks.
June 21 — Google Can’t Have That — Paul Jacob on the American habit of censorship.
June 20 — Wannabe Dictator — Paul Jacob on the Tyrant Who Must Not Be Named.
June 19 — Freedom Festival— Paul Jacob on a celebration for the ages … and for all.
June 17, 2023: Be Smart?
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June 16 — Guilty of Claiming Innocence — Paul Jacob on going gangsta on the gangstas in government.
June 15 — Patients Zero (1, 2, 3) — Paul Jacob on the origin of the coronavirus pandemic.
June 14 — After Anarchy, Sue! — Paul Jacob on the legal repercussions of 2020’s Summer of Love.
June 13 — Facing the Debt with Deceit — Paul Jacob on the trillion-dollar coin’s past and future.
June 12 — The Cuban Missive Crisis — Paul Jacob on the latest reach of the Chinazis into the Americas.
June 9 — Just Say NO to the IRS — Paul Jacob on another scheme to increase the power and scope of the Taxman.
June 8 — Identified? — Paul Jacob on UFOs.
June 7 — People Lover — Paul Jacob on the over-population myth and its tireless mythbuster.
June 6 — He Is the Eggman — Paul Jacob on the great fall a‑comin’.
June 5 — Look Around — Paul Jacob sees the “uncensored” free world waking up.
June 2 — Government Greed Swept in Double-Header — Paul Jacob finds two good results in recent federal court rulings.
June 1 — Don’t Make It Easy — Paul Jacob on how to undermine civilization, one legging at a time.
May 31 — Look Who Took a Mile — Paul Jacob on the confessions of our pandemic overlords.
May 30 — Destroying (& Saving) Debate — Paul Jacob takes the negative on mandating Marxism in high school debate)
May 27, 2023: A “Minor” Monstrous Evil
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May 26 — Dys Glitch — Paul Jacob on a minor problem bloated up to major dimensions.
May 25 — Apocalypse California — Paul Jacob on the self-victimization of the powerful.
May 24 — Hollowed-Out America — Paul Jacob on a Supreme Court Justice’s complaint against the politicians’ pandemic response.
May 23 — Survival Requirements — Paul Jacob on the coming rolling blackouts.
May 22 — No Laughing Matter — Paul Jacob on the world’s unfunniest political regime.
May 19 — Flush The White House — Paul Jacob pulls the lever on federal meddling in our plumbing.
May 18 — A Life of Meaning — Paul Jacob on honoring the man who may be the greatest of our age.
May 17 — Whose Brains Fell Out? — Paul Jacob sadly takes notice of Elon-approved censorship on Twitter.
May 16 — Fifty-One & Nine & Two — Paul Jacob on the latest in the Biden family corruption revelations.
May 15 — New York Vigil — Paul Jacob addresses fear and loathing on the New York City subway.
May 13, 2023: Even Non-Corruption Would Be Leadership By Default
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May 12 — On the 1197th Day… — Paul Jacob heralds the end of the COVID crisis.
May 11 — Deadbeat California — Paul Jacob on a debt unpaid, and the unlucky folks forced to pay it.
May 10 — Here-at-Home Problem — Paul Jacob on not being too scared to talk about one’s enemy.
May 9 — Public TV Vetoed — Paul Jacob on a controversial move by Oklahoma’s governor.
May 8 — Big Guy, Little Guy— Paul Jacob on the biggest little corruption story of our time.
May 6, 2023: The Word Is Brazenness
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May 5 — Incredulity Doesn’t Cut It — Paul Jacob on another local government playing Monopoly.
May 4 —Back-Pedaling at the Speed of Lies — Paul Jacob on COVID leaders who now deny they led us astray.
May 3 — Debt for Pakistani Trans — Paul Jacob on yet another blip in the Wall.
May 2 — Freedom vs Force at Harvard — Paul Jacob marks the formation of a new adult crusader group for free speech.
May 1 — Biden Brazenness Against Religion — Paul Jacob laments the religious war now escalating.
April 28, 2023: The Sacrament of Confirmation
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April 28 — Pray Tell — Paul Jacob on the meteoric fall of Fox News’s biggest star. And ratings.
April 27 — Happier in the Moment? — Paul Jacob defends the young against abusive professionals, politicians, activists.
April 26 —Can They Do That? — Paul Jacob on the end of a tyrannical city inspection scheme.
April 25 — Rent-Free in Oakland — Paul Jacob on the belated end of a class-based pandemic program.
April 24 — Bioweapon — Paul Jacob on a virus used as a weapon to kill millions.
April 22, 2023 — Shot Heard ’Round the World
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April 21 — Sticking It to the People— Paul Jacob on a city of people caught in the crossfire of politicians.
April 20 — It’s a Crime — Paul Jacob on a clear case of property rights infringed, and government doing little to prevent it.
April 19 — Queen’s Color Guard — Paul Jacob on the latest racist nonsense from Netflix.
April 18 — Make Them Pay — Paul Jacob on California ramping up socialism another notch.
April 17 — Censored Under Pressure — Paul Jacob on a lawsuit against corporate and governmental string-pulling to squelch legitimate First Amendment rights.
April 15, 2023 — It’s So Over
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April 14 — It’s Over But It Isn’t — Paul Jacob on the brain death of pandemic policy and politics.
April 13 — Do Anything — Paul Jacob on the extreme of term-limit-o-phobia.
April 12 — Trans-Violent — Paul Jacob on kindness and love for trans — and arrests for trans activists.
April 11 — Partisanship & Pretense — Paul Jacob on the Tennessee ouster.
April 10 — A Package Deal — Paul Jacob on government censors walking the walk.
April 7 — Small District Democracy — Paul Jacob on the best reform.
April 6 —NPR’s Wide Stance — Paul Jacob stares into the maw of the media-industrial complex.
April 5 — Down-Shifted Demographics — Paul Jacob on a disturbing American trend and a related international one.
April 4 — Half-Win for Forfeiture Victim — Paul Jacob tells a too-familiar sad tale, but with a twist: a mostly happy ending.
April 3 — If It Can Happen to Trump — Paul Jacob reminisces about when he was persecuted by a prosecutor for political reasons.
March 31 — The Regime Shows Its Fangs — Paul Jacob speculates about the nature of evil.
March 30 — Why We Fight— Paul Jacob on how the president can better recruit volunteers.
March 29 — No Mystery, Just Confusion — Paul Jacob hazards the lingo of the woke.
March 28 — The Giveaway Epidemic — Paul Jacob on politicians out of control.
March 27 — Assumptions Attack — Paul Jacob on an embarrassing drug bust and its artistic aftermath.
March 24 — Breaking the Jell‑O Mold — Paul Jacob discusses an independent’s latest declarations of independence.
March 23 — The Farmers Strike Back — Paul Jacob on the political fallout of a radical environmental crackdown.
March 22 — Doctor-to-Be of Theology — Paul Jacob on the cult of misguided expertise.
March 21 — Now and Then — Paul Jacob on a worthy March protest we should better remember.
March 20 — License for Leftists — Paul Jacob on the true alternative to subsidizing Marxist professors forever.
March 17 — Old Woke, Not New — Paul Jacob on the fundamentals of a failure.
March 16 — Politicians Revolt Against Voters — Paul Jacob on the problem politicians have hearing the voice of the people.
March 15 — Invitation to a Beheading — Paul Jacob tries not to gag watching the latest Democratic defense of censorship.
March 14 — Is It Still Capitalism? —Paul Jacob on the latest bank bailout.
March 13 — Can You Bank On It? — Paul Jacob on the business plan of a new bank.
March 10 — Don’t Destroy Farmers — Paul Jacob casts a weary eye upon anti-agriculture policy across the water.
March 9 — Register the Critics! — Paul Jacob on a dark proposal to register political writing in the Sunshine State.
March 8 — Time for Truth Is … Now? — Paul Jacob asks what the FBI knew, and when did it know it.
March 7 — Alien National Capital — Paul Jacob on why non-citizens shouldn’t vote, especially You Know Where.
March 6 — Too Funny or Too On-Target? — Paul Jacob on the demise of a YouTube channel devoted to ridiculing the Chinese dictator.
March 3 — Imprudent Skeptics? — Paul Jacob looks past China to … the U.S.
March 2 — They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? — Paul Jacob on enemies of popular government.
March 1 — Roald’s Revenge — Paul Jacob on the bowdlerization of kids’ books.
February 28 — Decreases & Increases & Krugman — Paul Jacob on diminishing returns from the Nobel Laureate.