Opinion
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Inaccurate Crime Statistics Are Putting Lives in Jeopardy
Opinion -As these situations illustrate, the progressive increase in underreporting of crimes will create a widening gap between the reality on the streets and what the statistics show. -
Desperate for Money, Chicago Sues ‘Big Oil’
Opinion -If the fossil fuel industry were to declare Chicago a no-go zone in the future due to their concerns of potential litigation, the city would cease to function. Life in Chicago as we know it would grind to a halt. -
The School Funding Fraud
Opinion -We are led to believe that the cheapskate American taxpayers are not forking over enough cash to the government school monopoly. -
Are Policymakers Oblivious to the Importance of Crude Oil, or Are They Intentionally Sending Us Back to the 18th Century?
Opinion -The elephant in the room that no one wants to discuss is that crude oil is the foundation of our materialistic society as it is the basis of all products and fuels demanded by the 8 billion on this planet. -
Bloomberg Finally Realizes Reality: Commercial Real Estate’s ‘Warning Stage’ Is Here
Opinion -We here at Less Government have LONG been sounding the alarm about the US’s looming doom. And its likely first major implosion: The banking sector. -
Hurricane Ranking Hype
Opinion -In the end, complicating the well-known existing hurricane category system that people are familiar with is one climate scare tactic that must be rejected. -
It’s Time to Retire the Payroll Number
Opinion -I’m a Reagan Republican. But I don’t think my lens is dirty. It’s time to retire the payroll number. -
Most Developed Countries Have Banned Mass Mail-in Voting. The United States Must Do the Same
Opinion -We have been told time and again that the 2020 election was the most safe and secure in history. If this is true—that mass mail-in voting is as safe and secure as traditional in-person voting—then why have the vast majority of developed countries outlawed this practice? -
On Pygmy Rabbits and Bumble Bees
Opinion -Contrary to popular myth, the Endangered Species Act does not require good science, sound science, peer-reviewed science, or even accurate science. -
School Choice Keeps Spreading
Opinion -What’s good for children and their families is problematic for the teachers’ unions and their fellow travelers. -
The California Energy Scam: Newsom’s Actions of ‘Leaking’ Emissions to Poorer Developing Countries
Opinion -California is probably the most environmentally regulated location on the planet. -
Can the Government Create a Green Hydrogen Fuel Industry?
Opinion -Will governments be able to create a new green hydrogen fuel industry? -
Election Integrity Must Be States’ First Priority in 2024
Opinion -The most significant right of all is the franchise—the right to vote. This sacred right must be defended at all costs. -
Climate Change Weekly #496: Proposed Climate Reporting Rule Is Foolish and Outside of SEC’s Mission, Study Shows
Opinion -The SEC's proposed climate accounting and disclosure rules fall well outside its legal mission to protect investors from fraud and the markets from insider trading and manipulation. -
Mail-in Voter Fraud and the 2020 Election
Opinion -We need to keep things simple and transparent when it comes to the voting process. We need to know with a high degree of certainty that our elections are free and fair. We need to know that our vote still actually matters. -
‘A Nation At Risk’ Sounded Alarms About Public Education Over 40 Years Ago, but We Keep Hitting the Snooze Button
Opinion -The report famously asserted, “If an unfriendly foreign power had attempted to impose on America the mediocre educational performance that exists today, we might have viewed it as an act of war.” -
Mann vs. Steyn: Proxy Wars
Opinion -A key characteristic of Mann's hockey stick theory is that global temperature was more or less constant for about eight hundred years and then started rising with the burning of fossil fuels. -
Climate Change Weekly #495: New Research Further Demonstrates Problems with Surface Temperature Records and Models
Opinion -Climate Change Weekly has long detailed the severe problems with surface temperature records, driven largely by the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect compromising the integrity of the vast majority of temperature stations. -
Federal Government Failure Could Save the Nation
Opinion -Ironically, a collapse of the U.S. government would produce many great benefits, given its present size, cost, intrusiveness, and ineptitude. -
The Dependency on China and ‘Blood Minerals’ Human Rights Abuses for EV Batteries Supported by Our Government
Opinion -The “green” movement continues to promote the environmental degradation of landscapes in poorer, underdeveloped countries. -
Climate Change Weekly #494: Associated Press Takes More Money to Promote Climate Alarm
Opinion -The Associated Press (AP) recently accepted a grant of approximately $300,000 from the KR Foundation, a Danish organization founded to “address the climate crisis by pushing for a rapid phase-out of fossil fuels at a global level.” -
Happy National School Choice Week
Opinion -For most Americans, school choice is a commonsense policy that places parents, not education bureaucrats, in charge of their children’s education. This is the crux of the matter. -
Mann v Steyn (and us)
Opinion -Here is a super-brief outline of this VERY BIG deal - that will not be seen on mainstream media. -
Globalists Are Using ‘Green Energy’ to Destroy Our Way of Life
Opinion -Today’s policy advisers, policymakers, and the news media, also mostly NOT trained in engineering, constantly refer to all climate changes being caused by humanity, but they never identify where most of that emission generating humanity is located!
