As the tempests in teapots continue to boil in Washington, be they Joe Biden’s ad libs, the definition of infrastructure, who wants to spend what money where, the January 6th hearings, or myriad others, I thought it might be a nice change to talk about something near and dear to Americans (and definitely Southerners) across [...]

Supply and demand. I thought I’d learned that basic economic principle most pointedly from my Intro to Econ professor my junior year in college. I had put off taking the course as long as I could. Political Science majors may NEED to know about how the money supply and businesses work, but they often really [...]

Quick question: What makes the world of politics roll merrily along? The short answer? Money, money, and more money. Both main political parties carry out the art of fund-raising perhaps better than any other entity on earth. Republicans and Democrats alike are constantly searching for ways to ignite their followers and open up pocketbooks. There’s [...]

As America gets ready to welcome the start of a new football season (that’s the football you can touch with your hands, not the football on which you just use your feet), fans might find some interesting additions to uniforms. (It’ll happen to basketball and baseball and all school-supported sports later.) You know all those [...]

Ready or not, he’s baccccckkkkkk! Well, not totally. And fear not, anti-Trumpers, The Donald has not stormed the White House and engaged in fisticuffs with Joe Biden ­– just yet. But he did hit the campaign trail recently in Ohio, stumping for a former presidential aide of his who is challenging a sitting Republican Congressman [...]