We The People and the Tenth Amendment: What I Wrote in 2013 and Why It Matters More Today
Thirteen years later, the mechanism is clear. Power accumulates and rarely returns to the people. By Craig Bushon Back in January of 2013, I wrote the following: “We The People must stand up for the 10th Amendment.” “Americans must not allow the superseding of the Constitution.” “Liberty through decentralization.” “The citizens of the United States […]
Socialism Sounds Good—Until You Feel the Burn
When Fairness Is Engineered from the Top Down, the System Starts to Fracture From the Craig Bushon Show Media Team There’s a pattern that repeats itself across generations, across borders, and across economic systems. It starts with frustration. Rising costs. Unequal outcomes. A sense that the system is tilted in favor of people at the […]
I Said Facebook Was Holding Your Audience Hostage in 2013. I Was Early-But I Wasn’t Wrong
What I saw then, what actually happened, and why the same battle over control is now showing up far beyond social media From Craig Bushon Back in 2013, I wrote something that, at the time, probably sounded a little aggressive. I said Facebook was holding business owners hostage. More specifically, I wrote, “Facebook now holds […]
Smoke Signals 2.0: Are We Watching the Same Playbook Unfold With AI?
What Big Tobacco teaches us about delay, doubt, and the accelerating risk curve of artificial intelligence From the Craig Bushon Show Media Team For decades, one of the most profitable industries in America operated behind a simple strategy. It was not to prove their product was safe. It was to make sure no one could […]
Oil 102: The Strait of Hormuz Where Oil Markets, Warships, and Global Power Collide
Understanding the narrow waterway that moves one fifth of the world’s oil and why disruption there forces global decisions From the Craig Bushon Show Media Team This article continues our Oil 101 series, where we break down how the global energy system actually works. In the first installment, we explained how oil is produced, refined, […]
Algorithm Wars: How the Attention Machine Replaced Editors and Made Outrage Spread Faster Than Truth
Internal warnings, whistleblowers, and a global race for engagement reveal how algorithm design — not just content — is reshaping public discourse. From the Craig Bushon Show Media Team Across the world, billions of people now receive news, entertainment, and political information through algorithmic feeds. What appears on a phone screen often feels spontaneous or […]
Oil 101: Are We Truly Energy Independent If Global Oil Prices Control Our Gas Pumps?
Understanding crude oil, refineries, and why the United States both imports and exports oil. From the Craig Bushon Show Media Team Every time Americans pull into a gas station, they are participating in one of the most complex industrial systems ever built. Yet the public conversation about oil is often simplified into political slogans such […]
Fired From a Religious Freedom Commission for Expressing Religious Beliefs? The Carrie Prejean Boller Controversy Raises a Constitutional Question
If a religious liberty commission cannot tolerate theological disagreement, it risks undermining the very principle it was created to defend. From the Craig Bushon Show Media Team The United States was founded on a simple but powerful constitutional principle: citizens are free to hold religious beliefs without government punishment. That protection is not limited to […]
When Editing the Truth: How Media Manipulation of Speech Can Change the Course of a Nation
A recent media controversy highlights why the integrity of speech and journalism is essential to preserving the First Amendment and the future of a free society. From the Craig Bushon Show Media Team In a constitutional republic, freedom of speech and freedom of the press are two of the most powerful protections citizens possess. These […]
The Jobs AI Won’t Replace: What One Young Father’s Situation Reveals About the Future of Work
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries faster than most people realize. Some careers are becoming more uncertain, while others tied to real infrastructure may become even more valuable. From the Craig Bushon Show Media Team Sometimes the most important economic stories don’t appear in headlines. They appear quietly in the lives of ordinary workers trying to […]