Why do so many politicians leave so insignificant a legacy? What should a politicians in Mississippi wanting to leave a legacy prioritize in office?

As a state leader, the governor of Minnesota has left a trail of public policy disasters behind him.

In an excellent illustration as to why voters don't get what they vote for, the newly appointed Education Superintendent of Mississippi has launched an attack on parent power.

Military families in Mississippi can now chose which public school their children attend. Thanks to local mom, Amanda, most National Guard families are included, too. But not yet all ....

Western societies are being ruined by an administrative elite that have lost their mind.

Shad White, the State Auditor, talks about his role exposing one of Mississippi's biggest corruption scandals.

Education bureaucrats hate parent power. Here are some of the myths they spread to stop mom and dad having more say ....

Who would benefit from reparations and who would be required to pay?

You only have to ask these ideas to realize that the idea of reparations is ridiculous.

But today's daft ideas have a nasty habit of becoming tomorrow's public policy ....