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Oppressive Government and a Complacent, Apathetic Public Are a Recipe for the Erosion of Hard-Fought Liberties 250 Years after the Declaration of Independence
Opinion There is hardly any aspect of American life that the government does not now touch. Some of that involvement is the work citizens have long expected: delivering water, regulating or supplying power, building and maintaining roads, providing a safety net for the poor and the elderly, policing and locking up criminals, fighting fires, educating children and young adults, and defending the country. The problem is how far that reach has gone beyond those core duties — tel

Elisa Ballard
Sep 255 min read


Historical Review and Future Challenges: Insights from the New California State Convention
On January 24, 2026, the New California State Convention in Redding drew a large crowd of attendees from across California. Organized by the New California movement—which seeks to create a new state from rural counties under Article IV, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution.Following earlier speeches by Lara Logan and Joe Hoft, Donald E. Wilson and Kathleen Goble addressed the audience with perspectives on history, governance, and emerging technological challenges.

Elisa Ballard
Jan 273 min read
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