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What Democrat One-Party Rule in U.S. Looks Like (Part II
William L. Kovacs
February 2021
Part I, “Unity Not Possible When Government Is in Overdrive” discusses the 52 Executive...
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Democrats Maneuver to Enact One-Party Rule in U.S.
William L. Kovacs
February 2021
For as horrific as the seizing of the Capitol was on January 6, 2021,...
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Unity Not Possible When Government Is in Overdrive (Part I)
William L. Kovacs
February 2021
Candidate Biden campaigned to bring unity to the country. But the horrific seizing of...
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Section 230 Unconstitutional Delegation of Power to Big Tech
William L. Kovacs
January 2021
In the frenzied days after Democrats won control of Congress, the presidency, and rioters...
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Supreme Court Rules Some States More Equal than Texas
William L. Kovacs
January 2021
January 6, 2021, the electoral college elects Joe Biden the 46th President of the...
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Green New Deal ideologies, fantasies and realities
Paul Driessen
January 2021
Your life, living standards, country, and planet will take a big hit under the...
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Georgia Don’t Let Socialism Happen Here
William L. Kovacs
December 2020
If there is a time and place to fight for freedom and defeat of...
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Trump: “To Pardon or Not to Pardon Me, Is the Question”
William L. Kovacs
December 2020
President Trump’s 2020 election loss raises the question - Will he pardon himself before...
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Taming Political Hypocrisy: Modest Proposals v. Outrageous
William L. Kovacs
November 2020
Why should we be surprised that the Covid-19 pandemic is the perfect situation for...
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2021 GA Senate Runoff Election Is Second Battle of Atlanta
William L. Kovacs
November 2020
The 2nd battle of Atlanta is on January 5, 2021. Atlanta and its suburbs...
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Midwest Book Review: Reform the Kakistocracy by Diane Donovan
November 2020
MBR Bookwatch Volume 19, Number 11 November 2020 Review by D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer,...
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Not So Fast Pennsylvania: There are Limits on Judicial Power
William L. Kovacs
November 2020
Notwithstanding factual issues of fraud, dead people voting, and observers not able to observe,...
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The Limits on Governing in a Biden Presidency
William L. Kovacs
November 2020
If the winner of the 2020 presidential election is Joe Biden, the real question...
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Dr. Franklin, You Will Soon Know If We Remain a Republic
William L. Kovacs
October 2020
Dear Dr. Franklin: In troubled times we are reminded that after the Constitutional Convention,...
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Can Voting Really Change the Country?
William L. Kovacs
October 2020
It is highly likely that our “exalted candidates” for president will screw up the...
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The Left’s Little Red Book on Forming a New Green Republic
William L. Kovacs
October 2020
The radical Left vigorously claims its Green New Deal and regulations to control climate...
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Readers’ Favorite Awards 5-Stars to Reform the Kakistocracy
Readers' Favorite
September 2020
For immediate release: Author's new book receives a warm literary welcome. Readers' Favorite announces...
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Election 2020: Tortuous Road Through Electoral College to White House
William L. Kovacs
September 2020
Election 2020, a mix of pandemic, reckless musings by presidential campaigns, uncoordinated federal and...
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Politics Will Destroy 200 Years of Expanding Voting Rights
William L. Kovacs
September 2020
Politicians have voting “ass-backward.” They believe voting is about them and their exalted role...
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Presidential Succession Act: Can Congress Manage Chaos?
William L. Kovacs
August 2020
The 2020 Presidential election may test the competence of Congress to manage the Republic....
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Implications of WH Claim “The President Is Not A Civilian”
William L. Kovacs
August 2020
Most days after reading a few newspapers and watching a few cable “news channels,”...
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Hong Kong, Indian Tribes: Governments Rule by Force, Not Law
William L. Kovacs
July 2020
The events of the summer of 2020 bring issues of justice, inequality, racism, and...
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Kakistocracy is Two Major Political Parties: Articles About
William L. Kovacs
July 2020
ReformTheKakistocracy.com, a blog that explores ideas for reforming the federal government so it works...
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Mt. Rushmore, Broken Treaty: Trump Can Fix 143 year Wrong
William L. Kovacs
July 2020
Mr. President, in your July 3rd Mount Rushmore speech, in the Black Hills of...
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The Decline of U.S. Leadership: Truman to Trump
William L. Kovacs
June 2020
Leaders can be elected U.S. presidential leadership has changed dramatically from Harry Truman, a...
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Comparing Rights: Corporate Personhood vs. Human Personhood
William L. Kovacs
June 2020
Perhaps a discussion of “personhood” that compares the political rights of humans and corporations...
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Brewster’s Millions Is Funny; Who Pays for Big Fed Spending
William L. Kovacs
May 2020
If one needs a laugh in the last days of the stay-at-home orders, watch...
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Out of 328 Million People, Can’t We Find Better Candidates?
William L. Kovacs
May 2020
The United States has 328 million people. We have some of the most educated...
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A Modest Proposal to Stop Congress from Giving Our Money to Private Entities
William L. Kovacs
May 2020
Just a few days before Christmas 2019, Congress, in its 2020 fiscal year appropriations,...
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Readjusting Value in light of COVID-19
William L. Kovacs
May 2020
COVID-19 is likely to change forever how we manage our everyday activities. It should...
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5 Easy Ways to Reduce National Debt & Shrink Government
William L. Kovacs
April 2020
The President and those running to replace him ignore the nation’s $23 trillion in...
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How the Coronavirus Will Permanently Change Government
William L. Kovacs
April 2020
Since the coronavirus hit crisis levels, many writers have predicted how it will permanently...
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Cable Reporters Should Register as Lobbyists
April 2020
Present day media cares little about democracy, facts or fairness. Media will do “…whatever...
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States Seek Permanent Democratic Presidential Rule
William L. Kovacs
March 2020
This article is not about the 2020 election. It’s about a more serious effort...
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Could the House of Representatives Select the Next POTUS?
William L. Kovacs
March 2020
After the Sanders big primary win in Nevada last week, Democrats are deeply split...
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A Cautionary Tale on Climate Policy
William L. Kovacs
February 2020
The year is 1433. The last of the ships from the seven voyages of...
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Impeachment and the Significance of Member Oaths
William L. Kovacs
January 2020
As impeachment of the President moves to the Senate, both parties assert that members...
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Term Limits for Bureaucrats!
William L. Kovacs
January 2020
Should any American have a property right to a federal job for life? Citizens...
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Using the Antitrust Laws to Open the U.S. Political System to Competition
William L.Kovacs
December 2019
This series of articles explores options to break the monopoly control of our government...
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Denial of Ballot Access: In Search of Meaningful Remedies to the Deprivation of Constitutional Rights
William L. Kovacs
December 2019
Part I of this series describes the two major political parties as possessing monopoly...
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The Republican and Democratic Suppression of Third Parties and Ideas
William L. Kovacs
December 2019
Part I of this series sets out the fact that Independent and third-party (“third-party...
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Hostile Takeover of US by Major Political Parties
William L. Kovacs
November 2019
This article is the first in a series of articles addressing the question of...
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Democrats Promise to Spend and Spend, But Republicans Spend More!
William L. Kovacs
November 2019
In every presidential election the Republican candidate runs as a conservative promising to reduce...
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Rule of Law or Different Rules for Us and Government
William L. Kovacs
October 2019
The rule of law is a centuries old concept that all members of society,...
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Nationwide Injunctions – Judiciary Acting As Congress
William L. Kovacs
October 2019
Our Constitution is very clear; Article I grants all legislative powers to Congress and...
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It’s Time For State Legislatures to Take the Power Back
William L. Kovacs
September 2019
The obvious concerns with the federal government continue: massive debt, a Congress unwilling to...
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FOR WHOM DID WE FORM A GOVERNMENT?
William L. Kovacs
September 2019
This question was first asked at the Constitutional Convention. While there is the occasional...
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The Kakistocracy Must Devolve Power to the States
William L. Kovacs
August 2019
Since the inception of the New Deal programs in the 1930s to address the...
Read MoreReform the Kakistocracy: an essay
William L. Kovacs
July 2019
Kakistocracy, a term describing what our government has become: a government controlled by “leaders”...
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Congressman Amash: A Trustee, Not A Politician
William L. Kovacs
July 2019
As the United States begins its 243rd year of independence, Rep. Justin Amash (I-Mich.) has...
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State Legislatures: Last Guardians of the Republic
William L. Kovacs
July 2019
The federal government is unable to control its printing of money. The nation has...
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Affordable Clean Energy Rule: Determining the Rule of Law
William L. Kovacs
June 2019
June 19, 2019, is a day of infamy for advocates of the costly and...
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Restructuring Must Include Everything the Kakistocrats Manage
William L. Kovacs
June 2019
Complex societies collapse. Massively indebted nations collapse. Countries with their military deployed throughout the...
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The Constitution Mandates Government Officials Act as Fiduciaries
William L. Kovacs
June 2019
A fiduciary is a person who has a duty, created by a voluntary undertaking,...
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Separation of Powers Demands Congress Reclaim Its Powers
William L. Kovacs
May 2019
Nothing in our Constitution can be more explicit in intent and meaning than the...
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Why Would Someone of My Age Start a Blog on Government Reform?
William L. Kovacs
May 2019
Insanity, ego, to fill my time, to convince myself I am useful, concerned about...
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