An Overturn of Roe v. Wade Now, Would Be Bittersweet
It would be the right thing to do, but could further expose the weakness of our Union.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
It would be the right thing to do, but could further expose the weakness of our Union.
In the musical 1776, Roy Poole, the actor playing delegate Steven Hopkins of Rhode Island, shouts to John Callum, who played Edward Rutledge of South Carolina, on slavery, “It’s a stinking business, Mr Rutledge, a stinking business!” That’s how I see abortion, and I am appalled that anyone would willingly be a part of it. …
The Soviets worked disinformation – “Desinformatsiya” – as a weapon of war. The Biden Administration will mis-label dissent, criticism, as well as opposing facts and opinions “disinformation.” They aren’t fighting disinformation. They’re using the Department of Homeland Defense to portray domestic opposition as terrorism. It’ll be a good and fun fight to mock everything the Disinformation Governance Board does.
“THESE are the times that try men’s souls,” words penned by Thomas Paine on December 23, 1776, six months after a tumultuous Continental Congress voted to approve the Declaration of Independence
Chinese tests of suborbital hypersonic glide vehicles are a wake-up call to US defense planners
Will the US and its NATO allies go to nuclear war with Russia
Today, I am going to talk about something near and dear to my heart. Something all of the colonels and military men on this website are not qualified to write on, but I am. What could that possibly be? Hallmark movies. Why am I qualified and they are not? I have probably seen one thousand …
What happens when the District Attorney does not take crime seriously? It was a series of small decisions, taken the wrong way, and the result was that a woman was sexually assaulted. Suspect in SEPTA sex assault masturbated in a probation office two weeks before, officials say — but wasn’t charged Some in the court …
George Orwell just tweeted, “See, I told you so”. His dystopian world has arrived, just a few decades late. For the Democrats, better late than never.
Mike Rowe, the host of the TV show, “America’s Dirtiest Jobs” recently suggested that the government should be just as willing to subsidize young Americans starting a new business as it is to pay for a college education.
Wow, I am starting to feel like my old self, spring in the step, walking into a big box store to buy stakes for my new Thompson seedless vines, all the while leaving my mask in the car. Dare I risk it?
I am sorry that I am behind my deadline for this week’s article. It was a really busy week at work that involved international travel and late nights. I have several articles in draft, but none ready for public consumption this morning. To hopefully compensate, I would like to suggest that you take a look …
Democrats have left the door open to become both the evil and the stupid party – all wrapped up into one losing coalition. But, it depends on the Republicans being smart for a change.
The Federal Government has long exceeded its Constitutional role. What can thee states, jointly and severally, do about it?
Everybody from Chuck Schumer to AOC and the squad are demanding Joe Biden declare some form of student loan forgiveness, to buy up to 40 million votes – with taxpayers picking up the tab.
The final part of playing an OODA loop on one’s opponent is to decide between available tactics, act, and repeat.
Sweeping political and cultural transformations occur during times of crisis. Our nation is in such a time now, and significant change may soon be coming whether we want it or not.
(I have been republishing this old article, because when AFNN changed hosts, these articles have become difficult to reach. I have done only limited updating and editing.) Part 6: Concluding Thoughts In Part 1 of this multi-part article, I asserted that we are becoming two distinctly different Dis-United States. One is an America based on …