Sunday, January 28 in International Privacy Day. Please, when you think of privacy, remember that in today’s high-tech classrooms, K-12 students are a captive audience, in a state of nearly constant surveillance and ever increasing data collection. Student […]
If there’s one thing that the 21st Century has made abundantly clear, is that elections have consequences – not the least of which is our suffering to be governed by those we’ve elected into office. Simple buyers regret, however, is not in and of itsel…
If there’s one thing that the 21st Century has made abundantly clear, is that elections have consequences – not the least of which is our suffering to be governed by those we’ve elected into office. Simple buyers regret, however, is not in and of itsel…
Nothing has shaken my support for Eric Greitens. People ask me if I’m sorry I supported him. Are you kidding? Governor Greitens signed Right to Work. Something I’ve supported since it first appeared in the 1970s. Governor Greitens strengthened Missouri’s strong Right to Life policies. Governor Greitens is rebuilding Missouri jobs and wages. Governor Greitens […]
As hard cover history books and documents are replaced digitally, it is imperative to retain ‘first’ versions of documents. Publishing research on blogs or digital platforms are invaluable as they […]
Here in Missouri we know their names well. Emmet McGroarty, Jane Robbins and Erin Tuttle of the American Principles Project have published a book, Deconstructing the Administrative State: The Fight […]
You probably would like to know how to spot a very stable genius. It’s a skill that can come in handy. (Free Bonus: I’ll point you to the funniest thing I ever read in my life. Just because I like you. But first . . .) Well, today, Donald J. Trump gave us a lesson in genius […]