A Lamentation
So many languages I want to learn; books that I want to read; poems I want to write; songs I want to compose; projects that I want work on; businesses I want to start; things I want to create; skills I want … Continue reading
Author Archives: J. Max Wilson
2012 Presidential Election Prognostications
Okay everyone, it’s time to make your Presidential Election Prognostications. Between now and Tuesday before election polls start to close, post a comment here or on my social media with your predictions in roughly the following format: Winner: Electoral Votes: Obama … Continue reading
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Category: politics
Tagged: 2012 election, electoral college, government, obama, popular vote, predictions, Romney, vote
Category: politics
Tagged: 2012 election, electoral college, government, obama, popular vote, predictions, Romney, vote
Why Libertarians In Swing States Should Vote for Mitt Romney
To my libertarian friends: If you are not in a swing state, then by all means vote for Gary Johnson, or write in Ron Paul, or whichever candidate you believe the most qualified and most dedicated to true Constitutional principles. However, … Continue reading
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Category: politics
Tagged: choice, election 2012, government, lesser of two evils, libertarian, mitt romney, politics, republicans, Ron Paul, swing states, two-party system, vote
Category: politics
Tagged: choice, election 2012, government, lesser of two evils, libertarian, mitt romney, politics, republicans, Ron Paul, swing states, two-party system, vote
Mormon Monuments at the U.S. Capitol and Smithsonian in Washington D.C.
My family visited Washington D.C. for a vacation this October. We had a wonderful time exploring the National Monuments and Smithsonian Museums. There is so much to learn, think about, and do, and never enough time for all of it. It … Continue reading
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Category: lds
Tagged: Apotheosis, art, Brigham Young, lds, mitt romney, Monument, mormon, Nauvoo Temple, photos, Sunstone, Tourism, Washington D.C.
Category: lds
Tagged: Apotheosis, art, Brigham Young, lds, mitt romney, Monument, mormon, Nauvoo Temple, photos, Sunstone, Tourism, Washington D.C.
The Paradox of Representative Democracy
The paradox of representative democracy is that we elect representatives because we are collectively ignorant, but we can only evaluate and choose those representatives by the same ignorance. [Video: Undecided Voters] We elect representatives to get an in-depth understanding of … Continue reading
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