The Constitutional Crisis of 'Shall' - Executive War Powers and Legal Ambiguity
The national discourse has once again shifted. As public attention has moved from immigration and ICE operations to renewed conflict in the Middle East, a wave of commentary has emerged from individuals who are either inexperienced, perhaps unqualified, or inappropriately financially motivated to be asserting expertise in constitutional law and military doctrine.
Google Searches Aren’t Evidence. Arguing Fallacies Is a Fallacy. Good Arguments Require Intellectual Investment.
What happens when internet arguments collide with real-world economics? In this piece, I walk through a hypothetical steel project in Illinois to expose the labor cost debate, the fallacy of Google expertise, and the misuse of “debunked” claims in education. From tariffs to Twitch chat, it’s a crash course in facts versus feelings.
Billionaire Disruption: Elon Musk, the Meme, and America’s Third Party Fever Dream
Elon Musk has casually floated the idea of launching the America Party, an unofficial third-party effort backed by his $400 billion fortune. While the idea of breaking the two-party system sounds appealing, Musk’s track record in business and government raises serious questions about whether he’s the reformer America needs or just another billionaire chasing influence.