Bigger Government
Kerby AndersonKerby Anderson The current debate about the federal budget centers on whether the government is too big and too inefficient. Most Republicans argue that the federal government is too big.…
Gas Stove Controversy
Kerby Anderson The gas stove controversy last month illustrates how the establishment media uses a controversy to malign conservative media and members of Congress. You may remember how it started.…
Largest Censorship System
Kerby Anderson I recently read an op-ed in The Hill (a political website covering Congress) with the dramatic title: “Congress is set to expose what may be the largest censorship…
Entitlement Spending
Kerby Anderson Today I want to talk about a subject that apparently both parties would rather not discuss. That’s entitlement spending. Rarely do voters want to talk about it either.…
Trans and Teens
Kerby Anderson As we are learning more about transgenderism, the psychological conclusions validate some of the perspectives from authors I have mentioned in this commentary. Dr. Ryan Anderson wrote his…
We Were Wrong
Kerby Anderson Apologies are important, especially when wrong actions hurt another person. That is why Kevin Bass, an MD/PhD medical student wrote an op-ed in Newsweek with the title: “It’s…
Compared to Whom?
Kerby Anderson “To know only one country is to know none.” That insight by Seymour Martin Lipset is so important that Jonah Goldberg believes it should be pounded into the…
African American Studies AP Course
Kerby Anderson Nearly every controversy in the field of public education goes like this. An elite group of educators put together a radical curriculum for the students. Then other educators,…
Raise Tax Rates?
Kerby Anderson With estimates that the federal deficit will increase this year, we are once again hearing comments about making the “rich pay their fair share.” Even if we set…
Trade Sanctions
Kerby Anderson Trade sanctions are apparently the favorite foreign policy tool of the Biden administration. I don’t disagree with that. Better to impose sanctions than to fight a war with…