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What’s a Judge to Do? – I

September 22, 2025September 27, 2025 by Colson Potter13 Min Reading

The difference between an ‘originalist’ judge and a ‘living Constitution’ judge is significant. Conservatives laud the first (sometimes) and damn the second; liberals damn the first and (sometimes) laud the second. Delaney approaches the question of judicial philosophy more circumspectly

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A Case for Christian Nationalism: Review

September 8, 2025September 27, 2025 by Colson Potter9 Min Reading

This is a semi-review of Stephen Wolfe’s controversial book The Case for Christian Nationalism, a review I wrote some time ago for a different venue, shortly after finishing the book. Having shifted the focus of this blog to include political

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Does the National Debt Matter?

July 28, 2025June 28, 2025 by Colson Potter9 Min Reading

There’s been some buzz of late vis a vis the American national debt. Fiscal conservatives, including some brands of libertarians, are all against expanding it. Most people will admit to being less than ecstatic over enlarging the debt, even though

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Emergent Economics – I

July 7, 2025September 27, 2025 by Colson Potter8 Min Reading

It is the long-fostered ambition of mankind to find the ultimate principle by which he may bring the right order to the world, the principle by which he may order reality to his own benefit. This is the essence of

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Against California: How to Filter Interstate Immigration with Policy

June 9, 2025May 31, 2025 by Colson Potter8 Min Reading

There is a constant refrain among conservative citizens in conservative states: “Not another bunch from California!” and “Bet they vote for the same stuff that got them in trouble back there.” Liberals from liberal states are fleeing the product of

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Government Education is Immoral

May 19, 2025February 14, 2026 by Colson Potter11 Min Reading

Government has been involved in education for just a little while. In proof of this, I cite Daniel 1:3-4, which reads, “Then the king commanded Ashpenaz, his chief eunuch, to bring some of the people of Israel… to stand in

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Tariffs in Principle: II

May 12, 2025September 27, 2025 by Colson Potter8 Min Reading

Last week’s article went over the first three dimensions of taxation: finance, information, and ownership. We saw how tariffs can be arranged to comport to the moral requirement God gives in each area, besides addressing some practical concerns regarding finance.

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Tariffs in Principle: I

May 5, 2025September 27, 2025 by Colson Potter7 Min Reading

Tariffs are the Big Thing right now. I, admittedly, don’t have the expertise or knowledge to critique specific policies on a data level. I don’t know what the specific effects of a specific tariff will be, nor will I make

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Text Comparison (4/7/25)

April 7, 2025April 19, 2025 by Colson Potter6 Min Reading

This article is a companion to “Watch Me Edit Prose” Original: Penny’s eyes flashed from Jamie’s scarlet dagger, to his face, then, with an effort of will, to his chest, watching for movement. The dagger had not been scarlet a

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The Long Moonlight: A Review

February 10, 2025January 18, 2025 by Colson Potter10 Min Reading

Part of cultivating your literary skills is reading different genres, if only as a trial, and lately I’ve been getting into the pulps. A short story of Ray Bradbury’s (creepy), some Solomon Kane and Conan the Barbarian (interesting), and now

Creational Story

How the Epstein Op Worked

Is Man Body, Soul, or Both?

The Reality of the Ideal Hero – On Islander 5

What’s a Judge to Do? – I

A Case for Christian Nationalism: Review

Does the National Debt Matter?

Emergent Economics – I

Against California: How to Filter Interstate Immigration with Policy

Government Education is Immoral

Tariffs in Principle: II

Tariffs in Principle: I

Text Comparison (4/7/25)

The Long Moonlight: A Review

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