SAN DIEGO, Ca., September 6, 2017 – As voters, we’ll be asked to ignore the dereliction of duty demonstrated by our elected leaders; threatened with horrible outcomes if a federal budget isn’t passed and the debt ceiling isn’t increased; then, suffer through the traditional blame game, where the two major

SAN DIEGO, Ca., February 8, 2017 – Following her historic confirmation as Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos may find herself to be unemployed. A bill (H.R. 899) has already been proffered to eliminate the Department of Education. The bill, introduced by Representative Thomas Massie (R-Kentucky) and co-sponsored by seven other

SAN DIEGO, Ca., January 31, 2015 – With the recent rash of Executive Orders, political lines have been drawn in the sand. Supporters of President Trump have praised his use of Executive Orders as strongly as they had objected to it under the Obama Administration. Correspondingly, critics of the Trump

SAN DIEGO, Ca., – October 7, 2015, marks the 14th anniversary of the War in Afghanistan. During that time, we have spent over $700 billion and more than 2,200 American lives have been lost with countless others impacted by loss of limb and PTSD. Yet, Afghanistan stands primed to return

SAN DIEGO, Ca., August 25, 2015 – Congress is in “recess”… a term that seems somewhat apropos since our legislators have acted so childishly in recent years. You can almost see them on the playground arguing over whose turn it is to pick first even though you already know who’s

SAN DIEGO, Ca., August 19, 2015 – It’s that time again. Time to celebrate another presidential election cycle; an event that’s inching closer to becoming a perpetual race as opposed to a process that occurs every four years. Did you catch the first Republican debate? There were so many candidates

SAN DIEGO, Ca., February 1, 2015 – President Trump has nominated Neil Gorsuch, currently a United States Court of Appeals judge for the Tenth Circuit, to serve on the United States Supreme Court. Let the political fallout begin. Brace yourselves for several weeks of unmitigated praise as well as unbridled criticism;

SAN DIEGO, Ca., January 31, 2017 – With the recent rash of executive orders, political lines have been drawn in the sand. Supporters of President Trump have praised his use of executive orders as strongly as they had objected to it under the Obama administration. Correspondingly, critics of the Trump administration,

SAN DIEGO, Ca., January 31, 2015 – With the recent rash of Executive Orders, political lines have been drawn in the sand. Supporters of President Trump have praised his use of Executive Orders as strongly as they had objected to it under the Obama Administration. Correspondingly, critics of the Trump

RANCHO SANTA FE, Ca., January 8, 2014 — As those of you who are familiar with my work already know, I examine our government from an unusual perspective; one that assumes that it must follow the Constitution. Accordingly, I respect proposed solutions that adhere to that premise while forcing us into