The Modern Left and the Problem of Proportion
The left can no longer be considered the “loyal opposition.” They are no longer, merely championing a different method to achieve the same desired result that Americans want.
Education
Small Vices Can Kill Big Dreams: Guidance for Young Men
An open letter to young men. As you embark on your journey through life, it’s essential to remember that the path to success is often shaped by the choices you make, even the seemingly small ones.
The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Editorial Board Knows Better Than You MAGAts and Deplorables How to Rear Your Children!
Hillary Clinton said the quiet point out loud, saying “At some point maybe there needs to be a formal deprogramming of the (MAGA) cult members.” I’m pretty sure that the Editorial Board of The Philadelphia Inquirer, who are very, very upset that some parents do not want their children exposed to groomer material, agree! Book …
Bill Nye’s Influence on Young Minds: Mockery of Christianity and Its Consequences
Bill Nye, known as the “Science Guy,” and his educational TV shows, books, and public appearances have reached millions, making him a recognizable figure among young audiences. While many admire his commitment to science education, it’s essential to examine the impact of his platform, particularly concerning his approach to Christianity.
The Unthinkable Threat: Calls to Ban the Bible in a Decaying Culture
As the culture of the United States continues to undergo profound transformations, we find ourselves confronting an alarming possibility – calls to ban the Bible.
Triggering Change: Why Woke Colleges Should Save the Sport of Rifle
If Colleges genuinely care about diversity and inclusion, why are they neglecting a sport as unique and quirky as rifle shooting?
The Social Media Soap Opera: Drama, Angst, and Our Digital Addiction
In this digital age, our screens have become the stages for the most captivating soap opera of all time, and we, my dear readers, are the stars of the show.
A Constitutionalist’s Journey
I’m a 50-year-old man who’s always been proud to call himself an American. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve had this strong desire to serve others. I joined the US Navy while still in high school. After my Navy days, I continued serving by being active in the American Legion and working in the …
Love Your Kids
For reasons I cannot explain, parents continue to place their children in circumstances that are tailor made to turn them against what is good and wholesome.
Standards, Cultural Relativism, and Broken Windows
Standards, Cultural Relativism, and Broken Windows This blog builds on the prior blogs Virtue: religion and philosophy, what does the founders’ vision embrace? and Virtue and Pandora’s Box: Effective Policy. Pandora’s Box discussed the damage some Victorian virtue policies wrought, but said the social justice movement’s “cure” may be worse than the disease it sought …
Alma Womack: Missives From Tupelo Brake
I called my congress critter, Julia Letlow’s, office today to find out if she was supporting McCarthy and his bid to pass another CR without making any needed changes, or if she was supporting Matt Gaetz and the congressmen fighting for fiscal sanity. Know what the receptionist said? She hadn’t had a chance to talk …
Who’s Left Holding the Bag – The Progressives Playbook
One has to wonder why Americans haven’t yet figured out the progressive’s playbook when it comes to illegal immigration.
The Menace of Critical Theory: A Conservative Perspective on Its Impact
Critical Theory is an ideology and concept that has garnered significant traction in recent years and now demands our attention.
Nanny State California’s Reckless Rules & Misguided Prohibitions
There was a time when living in Southern California was about as close to living in an earthly paradise as an American could get.
The Failure of Big City Public Schools
We have previously mentioned, many times, how Helen Gym Flaherty and Kendra Brooks sold their souls to the public school teachers’ unions, touting how the Edward Steel Elementary School was kept public and didn’t “go charter.” Steel Elementary is ranked 1,205th out of 1,607 Pennsylvania elementary schools, in which 8% of students tested grade-level proficient in reading, …
Pondering Everyday Life and Ancient Rome
Thinking about Ancient Rome, the history and its lasting effects on our everyday lives, from technology to culture and in-inbetween.
Preserving Our Family Legacy and Values: The Urgent Need for Fathers
In an era of shifting cultural norms, our nation is witnessing a decline in the cherished multi-generational family legacy that once defined us.
White House Orders News Media to Attack Republican Impeachment Effort
Have you wondered how low America’s once mostly trustworthy news media have sunk or how they have become a willing tool of the Democrat party?
Gun Control and Personal Responsibility
The inconvenient truth is, today we blame the object (firearm) instead of discussing the underlying problem, holding people accountable for their actions.
The Insidiousness of “Gender”
The use of the word “gender” has been a successful coup by the left. Until recently, the word was reserved for sociology and linguistics.