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5/29/21

George Bernard Shaw once noted that “Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.”

5/28/21

Lyndon Johnson claimed that “If two men agree on everything, you may be sure that one of them is doing all the thinking.”

5/27/21

Why has the Biden administration chosen to target Alaska’s highly regulated energy industry on a recent Zoom call with world leaders? Alaska’s oil and gas producers don’t flare their gas—they pump it back into the ground. State-of-the-art horizontal-drilling technology limits their development footprint. And caribou herds are larger now than they were when exploration in Prudhoe Bay began.

5/26/21

Gandhi said: “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in service to others.”

5/25/21

With the idea of expanding the Supreme Court being floated by the Democrats, it’s important to remember that the role of the Supreme Court is to objectively and without bias decide cases based upon what the Constitution says. This may or may not reflect current societal trends that are continually subject to change and therefore should not be the basis for judicial decisions.

5/24/21

Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins who passed away month pronounced his own epitaph: “We survived hazardous careers and we were successful in them. But in my own case at least, it was 10% shrewd planning and 90% blind luck. Put LUCKY on my tombstone.”

5/22/21

Virgil said: “Come what may, all bad fortune is to be conquered by endurance.”

5/21/21

As photographer Diane Arbus notes, “The thing that’s important to know is that you never know.” You’re always sort of feeling your way.”

5/20/21

“I can’t tell you how to get rich quickly,” the Hungarian stockbroker trader Andre’ Kostolany liked to say. “I can only tell you how to get poor quickly: By trying to get rich quickly.”

5/19/21

According to writer Eudora Welty, “Never think you’ve seen the last of anything.”

5/18/21

The $1.8 trillion American Families Plan introduced in broad strokes last week is more accurately called the plan to make the middle class dependent on government from cradle to grave. The goal is to expand the entitlement state to make Americans rely on government and the political class for everything they don’t already provide.
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