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Some Confusion on Medicare Part D
By Daniel Nardini In my case, I am dependent on Medicare Part D for my prescription medications. Yes, there was an announcement to end part of Part D. The part… Read more
Shutting Out Third Parties
By Daniel Nardini In the 2020 presidential election, I remember four parties and their candidates being on the ballot in Illinois. They were Donald Trump for the Republican Party, Joe… Read more
Venezuela Leaves the ICC
By Daniel Nardini Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez has given notice to the International Criminal Court (ICC) of Venezuela’s formal withdrawal from the ICC. President Rodriguez stated that the ICC is… Read more
And the Fastest Growing Religion in Illinois Is…….
By Daniel Nardini In the late 1970’s, I regularly went to a place called Kazi Bookstore. Almost every week, I went there to try and learn as much as I… Read more
Another Scholar on Fascism Heard From
By Daniel Nardini I am really getting tired of hearing the word Fascism. Now there is yet another scholar on youtube giving a lecture that I saw on what Fascism… Read more
In Defense of the U.S. Supreme Court
By Daniel Nardini We have to keep in mind that the current U.S. Supreme Court is largely made up of ultra-conservatives who are more in line with the Republican Party… Read more
What People Get Wrong About The Confederate States of America
By Daniel Nardini Needless to say, American history has become part of the culture wars being waged. Just as the political left had tried to rewrite America as being nothing… Read more
The Progressive Blind Spot to American National Security
By Daniel Nardini There is an American saying that when you buy an unknown set of goods, you buy the bad as well as the good. The same goes in… Read more
Taiwan’s Drone Squadron
By Daniel Nardini Ukraine is rewriting warfare. The Age of Drones has come. Ukrainian drones are completely decimating Russia’s oil and military infrastructure. Russia is unable for the most part… Read more

Generation Loss
By Daniel Nardini These days, like my father had done, I now spend a lot of my time in the nearest public library. I mostly read magazines and newspapers, and… Read more »