Category Archives: Retirement
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2020 Vision: Make The Right to Vote Less Important
2November 14, 2018 by Anders Ingemarson
Against the backdrop of 2018 midterm alleged election fraud and recounts, the 2020 election season is kicking into gear with …
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Learn from The Swedes: The Financial and Spiritual Costs of “Democratic Socialism”
Leave a commentAugust 30, 2018 by Anders Ingemarson
Alexandria Ocacio-Cortez July 26 Democratic primary win over stalwart U.S. Congressman Joe Crowley in New York’s 14th congressional district has …
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2018 Won’t See Social Security Reform, But Keep Advancing The Moral Case For Abolition
8January 3, 2018 by Anders Ingemarson
Emboldened by their ability to cobble together a tax reform compromise, early indications are that Republicans may turn to entitlement …
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Want Infrastructure Improvements, Mr. President? Abolish Government Ownership, Financing and Regulation
1January 31, 2017 by Anders Ingemarson
Editor’s note: As of publishing this, the President’s executive order on immigration is the issue of the week. Regular readers …
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Hoping to Really Cut Spending, Mr. Trump? Abolish Social Security and Government Healthcare
7January 10, 2017 by Anders Ingemarson
Shortly before the holidays, Mr. Trump expressed his displeasure with the cost estimates for both a new version of Air …
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The Ostrich Chronicles, Part 1: Social Security
7May 30, 2016 by Anders Ingemarson
This is the first in an multi-part series titled “The Ostrich Chronicles.” We will cover a variety of issues where …
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Flogging the Confederate Flag – A Case Study in Rational Moral Certainty
Leave a commentJuly 1, 2015 by Anders Ingemarson
The recent racist motivated church shooting in Charleston, South Carolina, re-ignited the debate over flying the Confederate flag in general, …
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