How Would You Like to Die?
Note: I was looking through some old documents when I came across this one, originally written in Spring 2009 as a college writing assignment. I think I'm a better writer…
The Ethical Community: How Ethics Helps the U.S. Intelligence Community
The U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) is one of the first lines of defense and offense when dealing with sensitive matters pertaining to national and human security and foreign affairs. The…
A Dereliction of Duty to Women
The General Assembly Puts Medicaid Funding at Risk in Political Stunt at the Expense of Missouri Women. Missouri Republicans have proven themselves once again, and not in a good way.…
Why the GOP is Where They Belong
This week we’ve seen signs of a return to “traditional” lawmaking that existed in the years prior to the last Democrat controlled Congress during Obama’s first term. Republicans, for the…
Cancel Culture – Cancelling my Creativity
How the current political landscape has fed my writers’ block.
How Did We Get Here? The Salem, MO Electric Meter Debacle
Originally published March 11th, 2020. Reprinted with Permission. See Original Post Here The following is an in-depth timeline of Salem’s utility billing debacle and the deception of the public…
The Climate Change Hoax (is not what you think)
Winter storm Uri’s merciless assault on the United States this week resurrected climate change as the meme du jour. Joe Biden’s revocation of the Keystone XL pipeline permit provided the…
Yes, it’s a Political Post
Read the political Ramblings of a fatigued pharmacist at your own risk.
Rein in Executive Power
On this third day of existence of this nascent blog, I had intended to write something pharmacy related. Perhaps I would weigh in on hydroxychloroquine, or the COVID vaccines, or…
Is the Minimum Wage Bad for Business?
Few issues in American politics today are more divisive than that of the minimum wage. Traditional economic teachings assert that by setting a minimum wage, which is essentially a price…