Op-Ed

My OpEd on the reversal of Roe v. Wade ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  I’ve been a practicing Christian for over 40 years. Since the beginning, I have been praying for the end of the scourge of abortion. Overturning Roe v. Wade is a good first step. The argument presents two sides: conservatives say […]

There has been a lot of comparisons between the 1980;s inflation and today.  We are not even close to being in the same situation. We’re much, much worse today. Here’s why.  Back in 1944, forty-four nations signed the Bretton Woods Agreement. That multinational agreement linked the US dollar to gold and made the US dollar

In this OpEd, I take on the notion of trans-everything. This ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Seven years ago this week, the news broke that the Spokane NAACP chapter president, Rachel Dolezal, was actually a white woman masquerading as black. When asked by investigative journalists, Dolezal’s white parents provided photos of this blue-eyed, lily-white,

My Op-Ed ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  My three sons and I took a trip to Missouri two weekends ago to visit my brother and sister-in-law. Our experiences on the trip reflect the times in which we live. First, the flights, hotels, and rental car were over twice as expensive as previously. Biden’s plan

My OpEd fully supporting overturning Roe v. Wade ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  Longtime readers of the Moscow-Pullman Daily News will not be surprised that I fully support the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. The original 1973 Supreme Court decision was unconstitutional. The Court legislated from the bench and outside its judicial authority.

In this Op-Ed, I explore how the deep state will get rid of the Biden-Harris problem. It ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  I expect that both Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden will exit office over the next 12 months. In my mind, it’s not a matter of if but how, and

My Op-Ed ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  Last week, The NY Times begrudgingly admitted that the Hunter Biden laptop story is authentic.  Here, I discuss the implications that The Big Man “coincidentally” has financial ties to Russia, Ukraine, and China.  The Dems tried to paint Trump as having financial entanglements with these countries. Then

My Op-Ed ran today in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  This is a response to Steve Simasko (on Ivermectin) and Nick Gier (on destroying the world).  I want to thank Steve Simasko for taking the time to write a thoughtful response to my Op-Ed on ivermectin, and I want to respond to some of his observations.

My Op-Ed on my personal experience with ivermectin ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  I want to respond to Wade Hoiland’s criticisms of my last column. First, I haven’t voted for a Republican presidential candidate in over 20 years, and I still regret the last time I did. Just because I criticize the current Democrat

My Op-Ed ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Enjoy!  While SARS-CoV-2 is on the same historical trajectory as previous viruses (becoming less lethal, more contagious, and endemic), there are protests around the world against the escalating Covid accoutrements: mandatory vaccines, ever-multiplying boosters, N95 masks, vaccine passports, etc. A January 2022 Rasmussen survey of registered American

My Op-Ed ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  Omicron is a game changer. It is 70x more contagious than Delta, the vaccines cannot stop people from getting it, and it has a fatality rate similar to the flu. It’s time to accept that Covid is now endemic like the flu, and to move on.  Two

Here is my Op-Ed on the collapse of the Covid narrative. The wheels are finally coming off the bus.  This ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  As long-time readers know, I have been highly critical of the government’s handling of the Covid outbreak since the beginning. In April 2020, I argued for a targeted approach to

In this Op-Ed, I compare the disastrous rollout of the swine flu vaccine in 1976 to the Covid vaccine today.  In today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News:  Doug Call’s response to my last Op-Ed completely missed the mark. There are no anti-vaxxers in the military. Zero. As I mentioned in that Op-ed, the military has a set

I examine the parallels between the rollout of the Anthrax vaccine in 1998 and the Covid vaccine in 2021.  I’ve seen both first hand.  This ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  20 years ago, I retired from the US Navy. In those final years of serving on active duty, there was also an experimental vaccine

My Op-Ed on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial results ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  Last month, I discussed examples of the legacy media covering to promote the progressives’ metanarrative. The most recent example of their propping up the progressive agenda is their reporting of the Kyle Rittenhouse debacle. This case should never have gone to

My Op-Ed on how to avert a civil war ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  The University of Virginia’s Center for Politics recently conducted a poll to explore the differences between 2020 Trump voters and Biden voters. Director Larry J. Sabato says that “the divide between Trump and Biden voters is deep, wide, and dangerous.

My Op-Ed on the downfall of the legacy media ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  Trust in the legacy media is plummeting. According to a recent Gallup poll, only 36% of Americans said they had a great deal or a fair amount of trust and confidence in the mass media to report the news fully, accurately,

My Op-Ed on natural immunity ran this morning in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  I want to revisit President Biden’s unconstitutional Covid vaccine mandate. Just as with the flu shot, the choice to get the Covid vaccine belongs to the individual. I am not universally “pro-vaccine” or “anti-vaccine”. I am merely stating that I am pro-freedom;

My Op-Ed on the failure of higher education to compete with Vo-Tech ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News. For decades, demographers have warned about declining birth rates and the impending education enrollment cliff. In the 2020-2021 academic year, U.S. colleges and universities had 1.5 million fewer students compared to five years ago, and that’s not strictly