Jan 27, 2026
In truth, allowing disorder is the cruelty. It punishes the elderly afraid to walk outside, the working poor whose stores close, and the children raised in chaos and then blamed for failing to thrive in it.
Order is not oppression. Order is mercy.
Dec 22, 2025
In American politics, the scoreboard is rarely the final word. The conversation is. And sometimes the man who loses the election walks away with the only prize that endures: the future.
Nov 10, 2025
The tragedy is that so many practitioners of public relations, the very craft of persuasion, have become the chief architects of deception. What was once the art of credible storytelling has, in too many hands, devolved into a carnival of contrived synthetic sincerity.
Sep 8, 2025
When an algorithm, not a waiter, dictates gratuity, the very spirit of hospitality dies. Hospitality is the exchange of human warmth. A smile, a gesture, a thank-you followed by a small monetary token. What does it become when delivered under duress A guilt tax.
Jul 8, 2025
Let's celebrate brilliance, yes, and marvel at rockets, electric cars, and brain implants. But let's also, quietly and persistently, ask our culture to re-learn an ancient truth: that wisdom, not just intelligence, is what sustains civilizations. One can only hope.
Jun 3, 2025
Our modern politicians now resemble a gallery of jittery junkies, pacing the fluorescent halls of Congress, eyes darting, hands trembling, not for fentanyl or meth, but for the next hit of spending.
Apr 29, 2025
Until Harvard finds the courage to confront the rot it has allowed to fester, I no longer wish to advertise for Harvard, to lend my implicit endorsement to an institution that has, in recent years, shown an appalling complicity, for violence. I will not be a billboard for betrayal.
Apr 7, 2025
It is not merely the violence itself, but the insipid, grotesque reaction of some prominent Democrats that stirs one’s stomach. Tesla, once the darling of eco-conscious liberals, has become, quite suddenly, a target of disdain.