By John LeakeWhile Dr. McCullough remains largely focused on matters of medicine and public health, I often venture into other topics of a more overtly political nature. In response to my posts, many readers have angrily reproached me—and sometimes Dr. McCullough—for what they perceived as straying from this Substack’s primary subject matter.And yet, it seems…
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Our Patriotic Duty Not To Fall For Lies
By Gary Wickert A study sponsored by the University of Virginia last year arrived at a very interesting conclusion. Each week, on average, Americans tell eleven lies. It determined that people lie more often over the phone than they do face-to-face, and lie more often to strangers than to friends or family members. Men and…
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Scary fairy tales have replaced sound science; It’s time for an accounting
By Kathleen MarquardtWe now live in a world of “truths by proxy” where the global elite determine the truth no matter what the science says. But, of course, the science bookshave been morphed into teaching the science of global warming. What is that? Since Day One, the old science of Copernicus, Archimedes, Newton, Einstein, et…
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A Pilot Plant for Net Zero
By Viv ForbesBoth solar and wind energy have fatal flaws – solar stops when the sun goes down or if a cloud blocks the sun; wind fails if the wind is too strong or too weak. But every day we hear of some fantastic and expensive plan to keep the lights on when these unreliable…
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SCOTUS Ignites a GloriousRegulatory Reform Revolution
By Williams KovacsThe recent decisions by the conservative U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) at the end of its 2024 term are of significant importance in the realm of regulatory reform. These landmark rulings, which end judicial deference of agency decisions and require jury trials when agencies seek penalties, mark a pivotal moment in the fight against…
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The Second Great Colorado Land Grab
By Kathleen MarquardtRight now, there is a battle going on in Colorado. One side wants President Biden to use the 1906 Antiquities Act to designate over 400,000 acres of land in Mesa and Montrose Counties as a national monument. This would, among other things, limit future oil and gas leases, mining claims, rights-of-way, and utility…