Essays Law & Politics My Writing
Why Fed Independence Is No Longer a Given
Defending your portfolio against central bank capture and 1970s-style stagflation
Law & Politics
The best critical thinking on law and politics
Essays Law & Politics My Writing
‘Common Sense’ Turns 250, and We’ve Lost It Today
What Thomas Paine reveals about authority when legitimacy fractures in his seminal work, Common Sense.
Culture Essays Law & Politics My Writing
Why Lex Fridman?
Questioning why anyone should take Lex Fridman and the man-o-verse podcasters seriously
Law & Politics
Why the Trump–Mamdani Bromance Won’t Last
The love on display wasn’t shocking. It was Act I of a performance.
Essays Law & Politics My Writing
The Trouble With Populism
Populism can come in many forms, from MAGA to moral crusades.
Essays Law & Politics My Writing
New York’s Governor Just Endorsed a Socialist Experiment for NYC
Here’s why Zohran Mamdani’s socialist experiment in New York City will fail.
Essays Law & Politics My Writing
What the Murder of Charlie Kirk Reveals About Our American Crisis
Following the murder of Charlie Kirk, if we don’t learn to heal and stand together, our democracy won’t survive
Artificial Intelligence Essays Law & Politics
Google’s Antitrust Escape and Tech’s Uncertain Future
The harshest remedies never came for Google — just as I predicted. But the ripple effects across AI, Apple, and the industry are only beginning.
Law & Politics
Tariffs Were Never Meant to Transform America
Analyzing the U.S.-China trade deal through Trump’s zero-sum worldview, and what it means for future tariffs and trade deals
Law & Politics
Arresting Judges and Dismantling Democracy
Why arresting Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan is about far more than her specific case.