On Power

In Progress:
"If I were a socialist dictator" theorizes how to best centrally plan an economy from the perspective of a free market advocate (in planning).
"Frontier aristocracy" analyzes how a fresh aristocracy rises on the frontier and how it affects a civilization with insights from Frederick Turner, Thomas Jefferson, and John Taylor of Caroline (in planning).
"Agoracracy" presents market governance and what it means (in planning).
"Grover Cleveland: industrial Jeffersonian" presents the presidency and character of President Cleveland, my favorite president (in planning).
"The wild west in earnest" analyzes the wild west as few have done it and how almost every western movie has failed (in writing).

To the seas, young man [June 17, 2026] Discusses how an historical aristocracy arises on the frontier, the end of the past frontier and its consequences, and the possible new frontier.

Civilization and barbarism [June 8, 2026] Provides alternate definitions to civilization and barbarism, and presents what we can learn from them.

Reverse Libertarianism [Jan. 27, 2026] Presents a more practical perspective to libertarian positions in the modern political climate.

The birth of civic virtue [Jan. 16, 2026] Analyzes what creates civic virtue in a republic and how to translate it to contemporary society.

The four systems of governance [Dec. 26, 2025] Discusses an alternate political theory into categorizing governance and the systems thereof.

Reviving republicanism [Dec. 22, 2025] Investigates the roots of a republic, how it dies, and whether it can be re-grown.

What system do we live under? [Dec. 19, 2025] Dissects the original types of governments and analyzes what to call the United States today.