Rush, Where Are You? Missing Rush Limbaugh When We Need Him Most
On this the third sad anniversary of Rush’s passing, I know I’ll finally get to meet him one day and hear his booming voice again. Until then, I miss you Rush. Dittos.
A tree fell in Washington, but no one heard it
Independent journalists Michael Shellenberger, Matt Taibbi, and Alex Gutentag published an article on Substack site Public last week that, if true, would prove the hoax of the century. Of course, the story was greeted with a shrug by the legacy media. The trio reported that “multiple credible sources close to a House Permanent Select Committee …
The Hearing
Yet another attempt that could lay the groundwork for the legacies of Confederate generals and soldiers to be deemed unworthy of public respect in American heritage and in modern-day American society.
A heartfelt tribute to a Great American and a fine performer
Toby Keith was taken from us last week at the age of 62 after a battle with cancer. The Country & Western singer entertained national audiences for 30 years after putting in his time on the oil and football fields and supper clubs of what was once called America’s Dust Bowl.
Unveiling the Evolution and Endurance of the Sensor Shooter Concept in Warfare
The concept of the sensor shooter, also known as hunter-killer, has a rich history dating back centuries, demonstrating its enduring effectiveness in military strategy.
Corrupt DC: Out – Constituent Service. In – Crony Service
We the Constituents have spent the last several decades staring bewilderedly at Washington. Wondering over and over again why what happens there – happens.
SATIRE-U.S. Navy Press Release-SATIRE
Citizen Writer, Barb Dwyer, lampoons the U.S. Navy’s emphasis on recruiting people with behavioral disorders.
Biden gets an unwelcome endorsement
In his first public comments about the upcoming U.S. presidential election, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he would prefer to see President Joe Biden win over former President Trump.
The Constitutional Dilemma of Federal Lending: Student Loans and Business Loans
The United States Constitution, a beacon of deliberate governance and fiscal restraint, does not explicitly sanction the federal government to act as a financial dispenser through lending. This article critically examines the constitutionality of federal loan programs, particularly student and small business loans, assessing their alignment with the original intent of the Constitution and exploring …
Government Schools Ablaze
Our national education system has big problems. Test scores are down, radicalization is up, and mental health issues are commonplace.
The Power of Words: Rethinking Language in the Gun Debate
The term “assault weapon” often carries a negative connotation, invoking a sense of menace and danger.
A Global Five Front War
Joe Biden stated in speech last week that “American leadership is what holds the world together.” Accepting this statement as true, given the state of the world, it seems American leadership has disappeared in Washington, D.C.
Why NATO? Why Is It Important To The U.S.?
“Abandoning NATO allies could effectively end the security umbrella that has long guarded friends in Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East”
Bringing Back the Draft: Analyzing the Last U.S. Draft and Preparing for the Future
The last time the United States implemented a draft was during the Vietnam War, a period that left a lasting impact on the nation’s history and military policies.
What Can Any Of Us Do?
Given the state of our nation that appears to have little chance of changing for the better, what can we do, except pray daily to Almighty God to protect us from the evil ones?
Now We Need to Worry About Zombies Too?
I think we’ve already got enough to worry about. But now, scientists claim we need to worry about zombies too.
The Satanic Verses: A Literary Masterpiece Shrouded in Controversy
Salman Rushdie’s novel “The Satanic Verses,” published in 1988, is a complex and imaginative work
Very Compassionate Academics Want “Juvenile” Definitions Extended Beyond Age 18, So Violent Twenty-Somethings Can Be “Reformed”
What is adulthood? In one way, our Constitution specifies adulthood, with the Twenty-sixth Amendment: Section 1. The right of citizens of the United States, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of age. Section 2. The …
A Pig By Any Other Name
As the old saw tells us, You can put lipstick on a pig, but it remains a pig.
The Power of Criticism: Safeguarding Liberty and Identifying Oppression
To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize,” serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of freedom of speech in safeguarding individual liberty and identifying systems of oppression.