U.S. News/Policy

“The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings. The inherent virtue of Socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.”  

~Sir Winston Churchill

Paula Devlin, Liberal activist, can’t stay away from the camera. She gave an hour-long interview on September 18th. “This could really be a stepping stone for what women go through when they have babies and what post-partum looks like,” said Devlin. She failed her job as a juror.

Pick up any of the founding generation’s private letters, public speeches, or founding documents, and you’ll find something that gets edited out of a lot of modern retellings: these men did not talk about liberty in secular terms. They talked about it as a gift, a trust, and a test — language borrowed directly from scripture,

The Bible provides clear guidance on the dangers and impropriety of attempting to communicate with the dead, emphasizing that such practices are not only misguided but also potentially dangerous.

Sometimes, I don’t know how I’m going to produce another column. Sometimes I feel like a total impostor. But then, inevitably, something always happens to push me forward.

I want to thank CBS and other news outlets for giving me an excuse to write about Sydney Sweeney. Citing sports influencers—whatever that means—and a few women athletes, the media created a controversy over an advertisement for an online sports betting operation, Novig. She’s nekkid in the ads, hiding her naughty bits behind footballs. Tennis balls are too small.

I am at a bar. It’s loud. There is live music. And cheeseburgers. I missed dinner tonight because I was making a speech at a dinner banquet. Which is ironic when you think about it.

There are two ways to explain why someone doesn’t have what you have. One says: they took it from you, or from someone like you, and the only way to make things right is to take it back. The other says: build something. Work. Wait. Trust that effort compounds.

This is a long one. Grab coffee. I am going to walk through where Ohio actually stands right now — not where the campaign mailers say we stand, actual numbers — and then I am going to make the case for why Vivek Ramaswamy is the guy who gets us from “a fine place to be from” to “a place people move to on purpose.”

The 6th Amendment: “In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury …” It doesn’t say by a judge.

Man cannot destroy what he did not create. If the climate changes, so be it because Man will adapt.

Recently, our Sunday School class touched on the “Dark Night of the Soul”. So, I shared what I wrote about my Dark Night. My night won’t be your night, but the Holy Spirit might use mine to speak to you. To serve you.