There is indeed a genuine right, but it’s being wildly interpreted. Continue reading →

The obsession over abusive executive power has mysteriously vanished.
And we were worried about waterboarding? Continue reading →

Taxes and other federal policies made the lakeshore building boom inevitable. Continue reading →

Wind-energy projects are damaging to nature, to taxpayers and to residents, but onward they buzz. Continue reading →

Whenever you write a book, invariably people ask “Why did you write this book now?” While the idea for “Power Divided is Power Checked: The Argument for States’ Rights” is as old as the founding documents themselves, there was an urgency in my mind towards reinvigorating the framers’ intention at this particular moment. Continue reading →