Month: July 2026

Whenever big data center developers roll into town, their pitch ends up sounding something like this: hand over your land and your resources, throw in a decade of government subsidies, and we’ll give your ailing little burg some jobs, tax revenue, and a shiny new facility to boost the local economy. Sounds like a no-brainer, …

The economics of data centers creating jobs are so bad that they sound like a joke Read More »

No palace intrigue. No political favors. No more Giordano-style politics. MISSION Replace Ms Giordano at the ballot box Wicomico County deserves honest, transparent leadership — not palace intrigue, political favoritism, and repeated scandals. This site documents the public controversies, broken promises, and leadership failures surrounding County Executive Julie Giordano. Review the findings, share them with …

we don’t want a queen for county executive Read More »

I just brought on hundreds of mint condition rock albums, (this is just a small sample) to the Route 346 Emporium 32993 Old Ocean City Road Parsonsburg, MD. 21849. We have over 50,000 rock albums in stock. WE BUY ALBUMS EVERY DAY. 410-430-5349 Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10 to 4 and Sunday 12 to …

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South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster announced Monday that he will appoint the late Senator Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline Graham Nordone, to temporarily represent the state in the United States Senate. The announcement came shortly after President Donald Trump publicly called on McMaster to select Nordone as a tribute to Graham, who passed away unexpectedly over the weekend at the …

Lindsey Graham’s Sister Appointed to Senate — Who Will Take the Seat Permanently? (VIDEO) Read More »

Free-market competition is, and always has been, the great driver of optimal outcomes for consumers. Judge Robert Bork argued for a consumer welfare standard to examine business behavior in his book “The Antitrust Paradox.” Bork argues that antitrust regulators should focus on the impact that corporate behavior is having on consumers rather than protecting obsolete …

The Deceptive Online Housing Scheme Read More »

Decades of broken promises prove diplomacy cannot succeed while the current regime remains in power. One has to wonder why President Trump is still negotiating with Iran. Mr. Trump has said that the cease-fire is over because Iran is still launching missiles and drones against our bases in Qatar, Bahrain, and Jordan and shooting at …

Why Are We Still Negotiating With Iran? Read More »

I watched the New York Pride Parade on livestream. The parade is a major event in NYC, attended by well over a million people. Today, 11 years after Obergefell v. Hodges legalized same-sex marriage, the movement that once celebrated equality alongside most Democrats looks very different. The near-complete embrace of trans rights as seen in the parade, …

Democrats Can’t Kick the Trans Obsession Read More »

emocrats have many problems, not the least of which is an inability to understand, and for some the refusal to accept, basic economics. If they did, there wouldn’t be proposals to raise the federal minimum wage to a preposterous $25 an hour. House Resolution 8555 would “place the federal minimum wage on a durable path toward …

Minimum-Wage Bill Shows Yet Again That Congress Is A Refuge For Know-Nothings Read More »

If states are responsible for running SNAP, they should be responsible for getting it right. Accountability isn’t a cut—it’s common sense. or sixty years, the food stamp program has operated under an arrangement no family and no business would ever accept: one level of government runs the program, and another level of government pays for …

Don’t Let Washington Kill SNAP Accountability Before It Starts Read More »

One of the most enduring creations of the English language is the Declaration of Independence, posted on July 4, 1776.  It is a polemic masterpiece justifying revolution.  “A candid world”  is informed that the “political bands” uniting America and England are “dissolved” due to a “history of repeated injuries and usurpations” that were evidence of “an absolute tyranny.”  The …

Socialism is Always a Move Towards Communism — With the Same Results Read More »