One of the most notorious and powerful players in the COVID-19 crisis has been Dr. Amy Acton, Director of the Ohio Department of Health. It was not Dr. Acton’s expertise at any level that gave her such standing in the…
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Quarantine Reform: A Positive Alternative
Epidemics and pandemics happen. They are a natural part of living in a less than perfect world. Americans have dealt with these problems multiple times throughout our history. The COVID-19 crisis, however, caught many in public office by surprise. Most…
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The COVID Brain Trust
The power behind the curtain of the COVID closing community clearly runs through Johns Hopkins University. This should come as no surprise to anyone who knows the history of this University and their dedication to Progressive Utopianism. Rather than take…
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Remember the Legislature?
People are listening across the nation. The call for a return to “ordered liberty” under the rule of law is being heard by people in their homes, people on the streets and now in a few key places, in the…
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What To Do — The COVID Chronicles: The Way Out©
The Governors now know that states alone have the emergency powers to seize authority over businesses, schools, and even individuals in a health crisis. Chances are good they did not know the extent of those quarantine laws just ninety days…
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When Models Fail
Dr. Amy Acton is the Director of the Ohio Health Department. She is the only government agent legally responsible for the Ohio COVID-19 lockdown. She has signed every order closing every business and dictating every lockdown policy. This is the…
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COVID Chronicles: Unemployment Update
As reported by Johns Hopkins University, citing data from the U.S. Dept. of Labor and the New York times, unemployment rates have doubled in just ONE WEEK. Unemployment claims skyrocketed from 3.3 million to 6.6 million in just seven days…
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In a most Un-American Way
A lot of ethical thought can be boiled down to a simple maxim: Do the right thing the right way. Sounds a bit like the Golden Rule and the Two Great Commandments. Why is the method as important as the…
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Given Enough Time
Given enough time most really bad ideas will manifest themselves as such. Two scoops of ice cream on a 90 degree day starts out like a great idea — but not if the order is to-go. Real space, real time…
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Mickey, Minnie and What?
There are always lots of reflections and opinion about the Super Bowl Halftime show every year. Here is one more, and it is simply an opinion of one viewer. I was confused. In many ways the Super Bowl experience is…
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