Five Tactics: How Libertarians Can Win
The question of electability has haunted the Libertarian Party for years. Even at its best, the historical trend is confusing.
Gas for $0.88
Our friends and neighbors need reliable transportation in the best and worst of times, reliable transportation means needing to fill their tanks.
Get rid of red tape to help us through COVID crisis
Officials desperately need to realize that private business will be the most effective agents to help us through this crisis. No more red tape.
Necessary Steps to Prep for Recession
20% of states would struggle to make ends meet in even just a moderate recession. Cut back on programs now before the bill comes due.
Google Ads Throttles The Second Amendment
Google Ads, the worlds largest ad delivery platform, has now taken a stand against the Second Amendment. Pro 2A? Expect to see ad revenues fall.
Legality and Morality
The noise of the Applebees restaurant around us shrunk to a hum. He knew where this conversation about legality and morality goes. It was awkwardly silent.
Felons Deserve Rights
I am probably a felon, and so are you. There are so many laws, too many for even the government to count, and the punishment for being a felon is crushing.
The Eight Factors Used To Red Flag Your Gun Rights
From local officials, to members of congress, to the President of the United States, the wheels are in motion to make Red Flag Laws the national norm.
Gun Control Is Dead, And So Is The Debate
We are living in a post-gun control world, and most of us don’t even know it. The current debate over gun control is a waste of time.
Republicans Crack Under Gun Grabber Pressure
Another Republican Congressman has now dismissed the importance of the Second Amendment. Dan Crenshaw wants gun control.
Pennsylvania Drops The Ball on Marriage Law Reform
Depending on your officiant – Pennsylvania may claim your marriage is invalid. My freedoms should not be limited to whenever it is convenient for the statehouse to respect them.
Judges: Trump Can’t Block on Twitter
A three-judge panel on the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in New York ruled unanimously that President Donald Trump is not allowed to block Twitter critics.
Justin Amash Leaves the GOP as Anti-Partisan Sentiment Grows Nationally
Justin Amash has announced his departure from the Republican Party.
3 Steps Maine Could Take to Attract and Retain Young People
Young people want opportunity when choosing a home. Other states are making success easier than ever while Maine falls behind.
Featured in National Review Weekend Jolt
In his Weekend Jolt, National Review Vice President Jack Fowler highlighted my article in MaineBiz, which calls for lower taxes, less regulation, and a better environment for business.
The Hole in my Heart
We all want to decrease and eliminate gun violence. There is simply a difference of opinion of how to accomplish that goal.
Mueller’s Press Conference Stokes Partisan Fire
Republican and Democrat pundits are both correct on what happens next for President Donald J. Trump.
Why is Prayer Still Part of Pennsylvania’s Government?
You may have seen the news that Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives opened their Monday session with a prayer. They always open with a prayer, but Monday’s opening is being perceived as especially aggressive, as it occurred just before the swearing in of Pennsylvania’s first Muslim Female Representative. Before reading further, Read more…
Robbery Report: 2018
These are real numbers, and they are back breaking.
SCOTUS on Death Row
Dominique Ray was sentenced to death for the rape and murder of a 15 year old girl.