Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
A urban fable that’s come up recently, is that being a law enforcement officer (LEO) requires less training than a beautician (although inaccurate, I must agree some states put ridiculous requirements on licensing to cut hair). The implication is that police are undertrained, or worse, untrained. To put it mildly, that is inaccurate. Liberals in …
The above is not an assault rifle, and neither are most of the firearms now under attack by the left. We need to take back the language.
It has been two weeks since an 18-year old boy, after shooting his grandmother in the face, fled to a Uvalde, Texas elementary school where he proceeded to murder 19 young school children, 8-11 years of age, and 2 elementary school teachers, before being killed by a responding Border Patrol Agent.
America today seems more like a hostile, chaotic, and untamed third-world backwoods than a sophisticated cutting-edge republic
For “Pride” month, The Washington Post published an article which said the quiet part out loud: Behind the visible queerness in women’s sports — and why it matters Perspective by Frankie de la Cretaz | Friday, June 10, 2022 | 10:47 AM EDT Alyssa is dating DeWanna who used to be married to Candice; Jasmine …
Some of you are old enough to remember way back in May when I first wrote about the Dems hankering to start up a new Civil War over the supposed overturning of Roe v. Wade.
From the love that dare not speak its name to the one that won’t shut up.
Music is a way to entertain, tell a story, memorialize cultural traditions and even heal or reduce stress. Traditional musical works have served as way to inspire, to uplift spirits, as a tribute / praise to our Creator.
Racism is insidious. One cannot do anything about the color of their skin. We can dye our hair, if we have any. We can change the color of our eyes with contacts. But we cannot change our skin color.
Maybe 2020 wasn’t the most secure election ever after all
Using “common sense” to describe the gun laws under discussion is about as misleading as using “affordable care” to describe Obamacare.
When the law is no longer equally applied, a person’s future no longer depends on their own behavior, but on the whims of judges, juries, and prosecutors. Where does it end?
Looking at what appears to continually go on in DC, and often at state and city governments that tend to cause a little, sometimes a lot of indigestion, is something that is in dire need of replenishing. The missing ingredient is “Excellence.” Compare and contrast two recent presidents and you will see one who strove …
The West Point Class of 1972 entered at the height of the Vietnam War. We went, expecting to fight in Vietnam, when our generation and America was split in two. The War ended when the author was in winter Ranger School.
“Go tell to Sparta, thou who passest by, that here, obedient to her laws, we lie.”
– Simonides
I grew up on the north side of Fort Worth, Texas. Our community was a mixture of white, black, brown, a few yellow and red. There were also Mexicans, Pollocks, Frogs, Cherokee and others. First and foremost, we were all Americans. But the ethnic differences were key to understanding the cultures and differences between us …
God, has a plan for dealing with loss, if we will only listen.
In the 51 years since I left my mother’s house, I have lived in apartments, rented single family homes, an owned half-duplex, an owned single family home, and now, finally, an owned farmhouse on actual farmland. We have exactly one neighboring home, about 100 yards away, as our houses are the only two on a …
The Prez’ party is so out of touch with the country and its own base that a Republican is now leading in the polls in the Oregon governor’s race. Have they gotten too whacky for even one of our whackiest states?
