In Depth
John and Justin marvel at the inability of RI insiders to address the obvious problems facing the people they say they represent.
A reasonable observer would conclude that McKee’s new COVID mandates are useless, at best, and that public policy is being guided without regard to science or reasonable standards for balancing rights and risks.
The method is to train teachers with theories and techniques that are reasonable on their face, but that are joined with ideological preferences that are communicated in hidden assumptions.
John and Justin review instances of political theater in RI and the harmful effects the reactions are having.
As government officials and the mainstream media debate whether to insist that the people they rule wear masks wherever we go, the constantly growing burden of regulations on the healthcare industry seems never to come into question.
A growing set of tools, beginning with charts showing trends in public school enrollment, will help Rhode Islanders bring reality to public debates and government decision-making.
John and Justin delve into the already-thick snow drifts of political campaign season.
Trinity Rep’s open letter in response to a mostly positive review of A Christmas Carol in the Providence Journal isn’t just thinned skinned; it’s chillingly fascist.
Categorically denying a mother’s responsibility to her children means the utter destruction of human society at its very core.
John and Justin discuss local, state, and national stories with which the messaging is going all wrong.