Project 21 member Gregory Parker, Ph.D., is a business owner and prolific author.
He is the author of “Hypocrisy of the Anointed,” a which exposes the hypocrisy of social movements’ anointed leaders and their failed social policies; “Capitalism and Morality: An Essay,” which debunks the idea that capitalism is immoral; and “Conservative Essays for the Modern Era,” which explores several issues – including identity politics, democratic socialism and gun control – to reveal liberal hypocrisy and blatant disregard for basic science and facts.
Gregory, a Texas resident, has served as city manager, a two-term county commissioner for Comal County and a state commissioner. He is also a former president of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Comal County, a former board member of the Alamo Area Housing Finance Corp. and past member of the Alamo Area Council of Governments Public Transportation Advisory Committee and the New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce.
Gregory is a veteran of the U.S. Army. He received a bachelor’s degree from Columbia Southern University and a master’s in public administration and doctorate of public policy and administration from Walden University.
FEATURED PUBLICATIONS
Pricing and Price Controls (Medium, August 2024)
For Whom Should We Vote? Madison and the Wisdom, Patriotism, and Justice of the Federalist Papers (Medium, January 2024)
Trust in Government, Media, and Academic Institutions (Medium, October 2023)
The Governmental Budget: Do Politics Influence the Outcome of the Governmental Budgeting Process? (Medium, August 2023)
Big City Mayors and Crime 2023 (Medium, November 2022)
Truth is Under Attack (Medium, May 2022)
Why I Do Not Support Black Lives Matter (Medium, June 2020)
Freedom & Collective Security/Safety (Medium, April 2020)
Gun Control Policies Are Rooted in Racism (Medium, February 2020)
Identity Politics; Feelings Over Facts (Medium, January 2020)
The Trans Delusion Is Poised To Harm Others (Medium, October 2019)
The Minimum Wage Fallacy (Medium, July 2019)
Gun Control Policies Socialize an Individual’s Right to Self-Defense (Medium, May 2019)