We must find where our beliefs have the support from a majority of society, its systems, and its structures. These are our beliefs that are most susceptible to rot.

We are becoming the sum of what we value.

The biggest impact on the world will be made by those who hold the tension between them both, honoring those they disagree with right where they are, and passionately holding to their own beliefs regardless of popularity.

I am not what those words have become, stagnant authoritarian. We must all awaken from the upside-down where we allow the banner of liberal to fly over that which is specifically, intimately, and in great detail, it’s total opposite. 

Mob rule sucks.

Capitalism is democratic. Every dollar you spend is a vote for how you would like the world to be in the future. Every minute of attention is also a vote you cast towards this future. Enough votes can do anything.

It’s so simple.

Bad or incomplete inputs = bad or incomplete outputs.

This is self-evident. Within any topic of your long toil, you will most certainly note changes in your understanding that correlate with the time and rigor spent upon said topic.

Showing an ID to vote is not racist. It isn't suppression. To think so is heartbreakingly foolish.

Fully auditing a highly contested, auditable election is thee only right thing to do.

Holding our rigged two-tier justice system to account is foundational.

Standing in the face of medical and tech tyranny is the moral high ground.

The robbing of our fundamental human right to make a decision based upon ALL the information is an attempt to enslave the mind. 

The civil rights and self-determination of the ever greatest minority parlously cling to the edge of our increasingly weighted scales of justice.

Unless you intentionally rigorously and specifically fully seek out the other side you are believing a lie.

Not maybe believing a lie. Not likely believing a lie. 100% certainly believing a lie.

Here is the problem: The people telling us that it is reasonable for Hamas to shoot thousands of rockets at civilians because of a political disagreement are the same people telling us that a few hour riot in their workplace on January 6th over a political disagreement is a 9/11 or December 7th level event and therefore deserves a 9/11 & December 7th level response. 

Speaking truth to power looks like something. It looks like asking big questions. The tip of the spear is always a big question. Real leadership always asks the big questions.

The most armed political party in world history attempted an insurrection without weapons... You are a fool if you believe this. BTW people don’t bring their moms to insurrections.

When we choose Eisenhowers over Pattons, we get men willing to stop before victory.

If you have a rogue judge legislating from the bench, IGNORE IT! If your superintendent is unconstitutionally forcing masking, send your sheriff to ARREST HIM/HER!

While our intelligenctsia may eloquently discuss the facts, that is not leadership. Leaders wisely use what is seen on the surface to draw conclusions.

We must allow volatility, embrace chaos, pursue disruption.