Bob Good Can Be Great
Conservativism is based on principles. Republicanism is about power. For Conservatives, the Republican Party is the means to power. Hard stop.
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When Does a Generation Gap Become a Generational Canyon? (Part 2)
Generation gaps have no doubt existed on this planet since the first homo sapiens appeared about 200,000 years ago. However, the drastic differences that the term implies were not much in evidence until the twentieth century.
One Ring to Rule Them All
Our country is in trouble because a political party decided they would no longer accept the will of the people.
Cruel Summer For T-Girls
It turns out that people are turned off by teachers talking about being gay to kindergarteners, and drag queens twerking their bottoms and shoving their gonads in the faces of toddlers.
When Does a Generation Gap Become a Generational Canyon? (Part 1)
This is the first in a 2-part series on how generation gaps can become generational canyons when it comes to building wealth for our progeny
The Real Independence Day: Why Juneteenth Misses the Mark
“Junteenth,” has become a symbol of emancipation, it’s important to remember that the real legal end to slavery in the United States didn’t come until the 13th Amendment was ratified six months later on December 6, 1865.
Showtime in Hotlanta
Both candidates are presidents, one a former, the other holding the office. Moreover, both candidates have yet to be officially nominated by their respective parties.
That’s A Shame Month; Pride goeth before the fall, T-girls
Will Thomas who calls himself Lia got kicked out of the Olympics and Biden’s use of federal funding to force girls to give their sports trophies to boys in drag got kicked out of 10 states.
Unity to Victimhood: How Division Became a Political Tool
The 1913 Gettysburg reunion offers a poignant lesson: even the deepest divisions can be bridged through mutual respect and a willingness to understand the other side.
I Get Why You are Angry With Me, by Rob Croskery
But what have you got against the horse I rode in on? Breaking down the many reversible errors in the rigged trial of Donald J. Trump
Don Surber’s, Week In Review
Don Surber digs out the most interesting stories of the preceding week and presents them here for your reading pleasure.
Hymn Humbug? A Churchgoer’s Revelation
With a little gentle humor, Dave Cloft relooks previous assumptions about The Church Choir
Nice try, LGB Sacrificing Hunter won’t work
The conviction of Hunter Biden shocked me. I thought the fix was in. Boy did I read the wrong script. But Obama said never underestimate Biden’s ability to F things up. Maybe he screwed up this time.
The Right Man for the Right Time Like It Or Not
Every now and then in history, we see the right person come on the scene at just the right time. Donald Trump is one of them.
Multiplication of Division
Public trust in government has been declining over the last 60 years while the size and scope of the administrative state has been steadily rising.
The Erosion of Privacy: Government Surveillance-the 4th Amendment is DOA
In recent years, concerns about government surveillance and privacy violations have intensified, raising questions about the protection of individual rights guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment.
The USA “weighed in the scales”
The birth of a great nations is an exhilarating read. The ascendancy of a nation to “super-power” status is exciting. But the ascendant status is tenuous at best.
The Irony of Extremist Atheism: A New Religion of Hatred
In the digital age, a growing number of extreme atheists on social media have taken to vehemently opposing religion, particularly Christianity.
Democrats’ gaslighting takes a new and disturbing turn
Overcome with Trump derangement syndrome after the brash billionaire from New York launched his candidacy in June 2015, the Left threw out the playbook for how political campaigns should be run. Although politicians have been fighting dirty throughout history, up until then, most had managed to stay within the bounds of decency and the limitations …
A Crisis the Democrats Didn’t Let Go to Waste
Ah, the Great Depression—a crisis so grand, the Democrats couldn’t resist the opportunity to reshape America into their vision of a socialist utopia.