J. Peder Zane

Raleigh

Columnist and Editor at Freelance

J. Peder Zane is a columnist for Real Clear Politics and an editor at Real Clear Investigations.

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We Know How To Fix Government - Will We?

1 week ago | amgreatness.com | J. Peder Zane

The Department of Government Efficiency noticed a snag: the sign-in button on the IRS homepage wasn’t where it ought to be. Instead of the upper right-hand corner where we, the people, have been trained to look for logins, it was stacked with other buttons in the middle of the page. It was not too hard to find, but its unusual placement disrupted the interface between taxpayers and tax collectors. It was a simple fix.
We know how to fix government - will we?

1 week ago | highlandcountypress.com | J. Peder Zane

By J. Peder ZaneReal Clear WireThe Department of Government Efficiency noticed a snag: the sign-in button on the IRS homepage wasn’t where it ought to be. Instead of the upper right-hand corner where we, the people, have been trained to look for logins, it was stacked with other buttons in the middle of the page. It was not too hard to find, but its unusual placement disrupted the interface between taxpayers and tax collectors. It was a simple fix.
We Know How To Fix Government

2 weeks ago | lucianne.com | J. Peder Zane

Original ArticlePosted By: Moritz55, 5/2/2025 10:09:39 AMThe Department of Government Efficiency noticed a snag: the sign-in button on the IRS homepage wasn't where it ought to be. Instead of the upper right-hand corner where we, the people, have been trained to look for logins, it was stacked with other buttons in the middle of the page. It was not too hard to find, but its unusual placement disrupted the interface between taxpayers and tax collectors. It was a simple fix.
We Know How To Fix Government - Will We?

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | J. Peder Zane

The Department of Government Efficiency noticed a snag: the sign-in button on the IRS homepage wasnt where it ought to be. Instead of the upper right-hand corner where we, the people, have been trained to look for logins, it was stacked with other buttons in the middle of the page. It was not too hard to find, but its unusual placement disrupted the interface between taxpayers and tax collectors. It was a simple fix.
Trump Versus the Meteor

3 weeks ago | amgreatness.com | J. Peder Zane

A single death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic. The quote attributed to Joseph Stalin has become the modus operandi for attacks on President Trump. Each day brings horror stories of specific victims allegedly caught in Trump’s dastardly web: the wrongfully deported migrant, the African child whose life-saving medicine is threatened, the promising young bureaucrat felled by Elon Musk’s axe.
Trump Versus the Meteor

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | J. Peder Zane

A single death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic. The quote attributed to Joseph Stalin has become the modus operandi for attacks on President Trump. Each day brings horror stories of specific victims allegedly caught in Trumps dastardly web: the wrongfully deported migrant, the African child whose life-saving medicine is threatened, the promising young bureaucrat felled by Elon Musks axe.
Beware Progressive Wolves in Sheep's Clothing

1 month ago | yahoo.com | J. Peder Zane

The cravenness of intellectual elites is one of Americas saving graces. They may self-righteously advance incendiary ideas about race, gender, politics, and culture, but they are always just a pushback away from retreating into crocodile tears. President Trumps recent actions against leading universities, Democrat-connected law firms, and left-leaning mediaoutlets have exposed his liberal critics lack of spine.
How did Goldberg get invited?

1 month ago | bradfordera.com | J. Peder Zane

It’s scandalous, but hardly surprising, that high-level Trump officials discussed imminent missile strikes over a non-governmental messaging system. Hillary Clinton taught us that top officials often discuss classified material over public channels. The real mystery is why the journalist allowed to eavesdrop on the conversation was someone whose disdain for Donald Trump is well documented. And the feelings are mutual.{/div}The security breach is serious and worrying. But it’s also inexplicable.
The Big Signal Mystery: How Did Goldberg Get Invited?

1 month ago | americafirstreport.com | J. Peder Zane

We support President Trump’s tariff policies. It may behoove Americans to consider rolling over or transferring their retirement accounts tax-free with a faith-driven gold company, Genesis Gold Group, BEFORE the April 2 tariffs kick in. It’s scandalous, but hardly surprising, that high-level Trump officials discussed imminent missile strikes over a non-governmental messaging system. Hillary Clinton taught us that top officials often discuss classified material over public channels.
The big Signal mystery: How did Goldberg get invited?

1 month ago | highlandcountypress.com | J. Peder Zane

By J. Peder ZaneReal Clear WireIt’s scandalous, but hardly surprising, that high-level Trump officials discussed imminent missile strikes over a non-governmental messaging system. Hillary Clinton taught us that top officials often discuss classified material over public channels. The real mystery is why the journalist allowed to eavesdrop on the conversation was someone whose disdain for Donald Trump is well documented. And the feelings are mutual. The security breach is serious and worrying.