PRAGMATIC ISSUES

  • Gavin Newsom, America’s New Troll-in-Chief But -With Class

    Gavin Newsom, America’s New Troll-in-Chief But -With Class If you thought the 2025 political season couldn’t get weirder, California Governor Gavin Newsom has decided to moonlight as the internet’s newest meme lord—by trolling Donald Trump in a way that would make even Twitter’s most dedicated basement dwellers proud. Forget policy papers and carefully crafted speeches.

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  • Trump’s Attempt to Unilaterally Alter U.S. Election Rules

      Trump’s Unconstitutional Power Grab — Trying to Ban Mail-In Voting & Voting Machines In a political maneuver that underscores both his penchant for overreach and a disregard for constitutional limits, President Donald Trump’s recent declarations to eliminate mail-in voting and voting machines—from the Oval Office to Truth Social—reveal a dangerous ambition: trying to rewrite

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  • Denver Announces 171 Layoffs

    What’s Happening? Layoff notifications have rolled out in Denver, with affected employees being informed on the day of their separation. Immediately upon notification, they’ll be placed on paid administrative leave for 30 days and continue receiving salary and benefits.  Most lose benefits after that, although medical, dental, and vision coverage remain active through September 30.

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  • Trump’s Ukraine Pivot Feels Like a Betrayal to Many Americans

        At its core, this isn’t just a policy tweak—it’s a geopolitical realignment that potentially shifts America out of Ukraine’s corner and, whether intentionally or not, closer into Putin’s. It not only makes America look weak and pathetic, is tells the world we have no intention of defending democracy. When President Trump walked out

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  • Practical Ways to Fix Social Security Without Scrapping It – Plus What a UBI Swap Would Mean

        Earlier this week I saw a news headline that said social security benefits are running dry and that lawmakers are scrambling to find a solution. Its doubtful that they are scrambling in any way shape or form. Finding a solution requires the ability to work together, something we have been watching for decades

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  • Finding Justice for Jax

        The unsolved and suspicious death of Jax Gratton, a Denver area hairstylist whose remains were found in Lakewood in June 2025, has understandably sparked public outrage. The autopsy found that decomposition obscured many critical details—meaning investigators can’t conclusively determine whether her death was due to overdose, accident, foul play, or other causes. Furthermore,

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  • America Is Broke… Now Go Buy This $10,000 Couch Your Daily Dose of Financial Whiplash

      Today in American news: The economy is in the gutter. Jobs are vanishing. No one can afford gas. The middle class is hanging on by a thread. …Also, here are 15 luxury handbags “worth every penny” and a helpful slideshow on “Why You Should Invest in a Second Vacation Home.” In case you are

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  • When the System Breaks-Colorado’s Law for Defendants Found “Incompetent and Not Restorable” and How It Fails Both Defendants & Victims

    Colorado has updated its competency laws over the last several years to clarify procedures for defendants who cannot understand or participate in their criminal proceedings. Those reforms — intended to protect due process and move people into treatment when possible — contain a painful truth: when restoration isn’t possible the law too often leaves everybody

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  • AutoNation Consumers Left Frustrated by “Phantom” Vehicle Listings

      In a time where consumers are looking for a financial break, a trusted source and a car that will get them from A-Z, you might want to stay away from AutoNation. Once upon a time known as a truly trusted source for a reliable car, at a fair price and some honest salesmanship. I

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