Populism in 2020
Reliance on belief only leads us astray when we must ignore facts. Facts are correctives to flawed beliefs.
Robert Hamill
The scope of organized authority ranges from family, through neighborhoods to municipalities, states, countries, and global governments.
Reliance on belief only leads us astray when we must ignore facts. Facts are correctives to flawed beliefs.
If our leaders fail to address the lack of opportunity for the poor, they must accept blame for a crime rate that they find intolerable.
How can telling the truth not benefit decision-making? When only a selective truth is told, with many related true facts are ignored. Listeners readily make associations to displayed traits that may not be germane to…
In organizing my old files, this fictional memo from 2008 surprised me with its political omens. Dateline: Dec. 31, 2099 George W. Bush, 43rd President of the United States of America, has been selected Man…
It is up to the free press to put the various perspectives in a rational perspective when the stories themselves are being told.
The selection of projects of national interest and the spending to accomplish them affect the nation's GDP more than any single corporation.
It's terrifying, but terrorism against the West is a tool in the internal Muslim struggle, deflecting attention from Muslim governing failures.
Good citizens mustn't have their mindset led astray by opinions, unconnected to facts. Good political choices arise from true facts and informed opinion.
Only listen to a single news outlet which holds a decided perspective, never see the full range of features affecting the outcome.