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The Government Is Pulling Back from Diabetes Research. It Probably Should Not Have Been There in the First Place.
Government funds the research at taxpayer expense. Private companies commercialize it for profit with no revenue back to taxpayers. Nonprofits develop…
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Guy Who Got Fired for Telling the Truth
Why Thomas Massie Should Be President in 2028
 • Dan Thrailkill
We Need to Learn to Be Thankful Again
We need to stop acting like victims and start acting like beneficiaries. This Thanksgiving, before you dig into the turkey and stuffing, ask yourself…
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Uniparty’s Favorite Game: Pretending to Care About Your Costs While Doing Nothing
It’s not fair that this is the situation we’re in. It’s not fair that both parties are failing us. It’s not fair that costs keep rising while…
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Economics of Insulin Therapy: How the Diabetes Industry Convinced You to Spend More
This November, instead of the usual diabetes awareness fluff, let’s talk about something that matters: money, outcomes, and the personal responsibility…
 • Dan Thrailkill
Why We Chose Cherokee Classical Academy: Reclaiming Responsibility for Our Kids' Future
Cherokee County values self-reliance, personal responsibility, and local control. Educational options strengthen this. Cherokee Classical Academy is…
 • Dan Thrailkill
Follow up to Bernie Sanders Housing Policies in Cherokee County
Cherokee County is hosting the next attainable housing forum on Wednesday, November 5th, 2025, from 9 a.m. to Noon at the Canton Theatre, 171 E. Main…
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Shifting Landscape of Youth Sports: Is the Game Over for the Rec Sports for the Next Generation?
Youth sports aren’t dead, but they’re at a crossroads. Whether it’s battling corporate greed or navigating post-COVID hurdles, we can shape a future…
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Smartphone Trap: Why Handing Kids a Digital Pandora’s Box Isn’t Freedom
After seeing an Eye Opening Ad (link included in post), Our Parenting Decision was Confirmed, Again
 • Dan Thrailkill
Why the COVID-19 Narrative Felt Like a Tall Tale: Three Reasons to Raise an Eyebrow
Back in 2020, when the world shut down over COVID-19, I was like everyone else—glued to the news, trying to make sense of it all.
 • Dan Thrailkill
Europe’s Speech Police Are Coming: How the US Can Stay Free
I want a US where they can crack jokes, question ideas, and not fear a knock at the door. The First Amendment’s our shield, but it’s only as strong as…
 • Dan Thrailkill
The Free Speech debate: Navigating the Unresolvable Tension and Its Threat to Society
Moral superiority blinds us to the predicament’s thorns—we’re all guilty of selective empathy, especially on social media. But reclaiming conversation…
 • Dan Thrailkill
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