William L. Kovacs
January 2021
In the frenzied days after Democrats won control of Congress, the presidency, and rioters...
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January 2021
January 6, 2021, the electoral college elects Joe Biden the 46th President of the...
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January 2021
Your life, living standards, country, and planet will take a big hit under the...
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December 2020
If there is a time and place to fight for freedom and defeat of...
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December 2020
President Trump’s 2020 election loss raises the question - Will he pardon himself before...
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November 2020
Why should we be surprised that the Covid-19 pandemic is the perfect situation for...
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November 2020
The 2nd battle of Atlanta is on January 5, 2021. Atlanta and its suburbs...
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MBR Bookwatch Volume 19, Number 11 November 2020 Review by D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer,...
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November 2020
Notwithstanding factual issues of fraud, dead people voting, and observers not able to observe,...
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November 2020
If the winner of the 2020 presidential election is Joe Biden, the real question...
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October 2020
Dear Dr. Franklin: In troubled times we are reminded that after the Constitutional Convention,...
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October 2020
It is highly likely that our “exalted candidates” for president will screw up the...
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October 2020
The radical Left vigorously claims its Green New Deal and regulations to control climate...
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September 2020
For immediate release: Author's new book receives a warm literary welcome. Readers' Favorite announces...
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September 2020
Election 2020, a mix of pandemic, reckless musings by presidential campaigns, uncoordinated federal and...
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September 2020
Politicians have voting “ass-backward.” They believe voting is about them and their exalted role...
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August 2020
The 2020 Presidential election may test the competence of Congress to manage the Republic....
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August 2020
Most days after reading a few newspapers and watching a few cable “news channels,”...
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July 2020
The events of the summer of 2020 bring issues of justice, inequality, racism, and...
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July 2020
ReformTheKakistocracy.com, a blog that explores ideas for reforming the federal government so it works...
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July 2020
Mr. President, in your July 3rd Mount Rushmore speech, in the Black Hills of...
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June 2020
Leaders can be elected U.S. presidential leadership has changed dramatically from Harry Truman, a...
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June 2020
Perhaps a discussion of “personhood” that compares the political rights of humans and corporations...
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May 2020
If one needs a laugh in the last days of the stay-at-home orders, watch...
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May 2020
The United States has 328 million people. We have some of the most educated...
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May 2020
Just a few days before Christmas 2019, Congress, in its 2020 fiscal year appropriations,...
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May 2020
COVID-19 is likely to change forever how we manage our everyday activities. It should...
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April 2020
The President and those running to replace him ignore the nation’s $23 trillion in...
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April 2020
Since the coronavirus hit crisis levels, many writers have predicted how it will permanently...
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Present day media cares little about democracy, facts or fairness. Media will do “…whatever...
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March 2020
This article is not about the 2020 election. It’s about a more serious effort...
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March 2020
After the Sanders big primary win in Nevada last week, Democrats are deeply split...
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February 2020
The year is 1433. The last of the ships from the seven voyages of...
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January 2020
As impeachment of the President moves to the Senate, both parties assert that members...
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January 2020
Should any American have a property right to a federal job for life? Citizens...
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December 2019
This series of articles explores options to break the monopoly control of our government...
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December 2019
Part I of this series describes the two major political parties as possessing monopoly...
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December 2019
Part I of this series sets out the fact that Independent and third-party (“third-party...
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November 2019
This article is the first in a series of articles addressing the question of...
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November 2019
In every presidential election the Republican candidate runs as a conservative promising to reduce...
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October 2019
The rule of law is a centuries old concept that all members of society,...
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October 2019
Our Constitution is very clear; Article I grants all legislative powers to Congress and...
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September 2019
The obvious concerns with the federal government continue: massive debt, a Congress unwilling to...
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September 2019
This question was first asked at the Constitutional Convention. While there is the occasional...
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August 2019
Since the inception of the New Deal programs in the 1930s to address the...
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July 2019
Kakistocracy, a term describing what our government has become: a government controlled by “leaders”...
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July 2019
As the United States begins its 243rd year of independence, Rep. Justin Amash (I-Mich.) has...
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July 2019
The federal government is unable to control its printing of money. The nation has...
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June 2019
June 19, 2019, is a day of infamy for advocates of the costly and...
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June 2019
Complex societies collapse. Massively indebted nations collapse. Countries with their military deployed throughout the...
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June 2019
A fiduciary is a person who has a duty, created by a voluntary undertaking,...
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May 2019
Nothing in our Constitution can be more explicit in intent and meaning than the...
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May 2019
Insanity, ego, to fill my time, to convince myself I am useful, concerned about...
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