Objectivity is the Objective

Yesterday in Minneapolis, a 37-year-old mother, Renee Nicole Goode, was shot and killed when she drove her car into an ICE agent as he and his fellow agents were trying to detain her for blocking traffic and obstructing federal law enforcement. Obviously, whenever someone is killed, it is a tragedy. It is something that should not have happened. Not to say that the ICE agent was wrong. He was struck by her moving vehicle and fired shots to protect his life and the lives of hi

I woke up yesterday on January 3, 2026, to learn the news that United States military landed in Caracas, Venezuela, captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, and transported him to New York City, where he was indicted and will eventually be tried as being a narco-terrorist – a charge for which he had already been indicted in 2020. It was a bold and shocking move by the President of the United States – a move that took me a few minutes to get my head around. Almost on cue,

Just after midnight, on New Year’s Day, New York City inaugurated Zohran Mamdani as mayor and in his first address, he said that he was going to replace “rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.”  When I read that, I threw up in my mouth. Calling what he plans to do to New York City ‘warm collectivism’, is like urinating on our backs and telling us that it’s raining. We all know how this ends – poverty and death. Every country that has ever tried collectivism, wh