Outside the Beltway

More on the conflict of alleged beliefs and who one follows.

Every general and admiral in a command billet has been called for a last-minute gathering about some unspecified topic.

Twenty-Second Amendment edition.

A sad fact about the quality of American leadership and an indictment of Christians who ardently support it.

It turns out that goverment workers served a useful purpose after all.

Trump goes full on climate denier on a big stage.

Sounds to me like he admitted to taking the bag of cash.

Escalations of threats against the press.

A massive memorial service showed two divergent paths forward.

Time to search for Spock.

Our current round of speech repression may prove worse than McCarthyism.

Allegations of shutting down an investigation.

Reality is easier to ignore if you just pretend it isn’t there.

Ramping up the H-1B fees is not a good idea.

Restricting those who report on the Pentagon.

People are weird.

An attempt to connect higher education and political violence.

Data? How quaint.

“Layered Water Colors”

As well as the politics that have followed.

When empathy goes too far.

The FCC Chair went on a podcast and now Kimmel is on indefinite hiatus.

Naturalized citizens advance and vivify the American experiment. 

The actor and director is gone at 89.

Cancel culture on steroids.

Ancient Geeks episode 32: Elric of Melniboné.

“He that spits against the Wind, spits in his own Face.”

We’re not alone in dysfunctional politics.

He has a solution for homelessness.

Yes it was said. No the context doesn’t make it better.

An illustration from the Charlie Kirk discourse as to why stories like the TAMU firing matter.