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A Mostly Non-Contact Sport
By Dennis Haugh – Aug 7, 2020 Americans can’t seem to agree on much of anything these days. In point of fact, Americans have always disagreed in their conclusions. That is the nature of liberty and freedom. But there had previously been a willingness to reach a consensus on the facts upon which to reach…
$3.7 Trillion of New Debt
2020 Federal Deficit Spending Projected to Hit $3.7 Trillion By Stuart MacPhail – August 2020 The July 15 edition of The Patriot Post reported that figures released that week by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) indicate that “[t]he annual deficit over the last 12 months is $3 trillion, and the CBO expects the fiscal year ending…
Government Teacher’s Unions
Government Teachers’ Unions Unveil New COVID-19 Demand: Pay Us For Doing Nothing The pandemic has left everyone with lots of give and take. In educating our children, however, don’t let teachers’ unions take from our children to give to themselves. By Kylee Zempel – JULY 31, 2020 As the Wuhan virus pandemic persists and wild rhetoric along…
A Balanced Budget Amendment
Here’s Why A Balanced Budget Amendment is so Significant to a Prosperous Post-Coronavirus Recovery By Let Us Vote BBA Newsletter – July 27, 2020 Recent emergency funding to fight the COVID-19 pandemic was both heroic and necessary. However, the addition of such large deficits to the existing national debt is a problem Americans are no longer willing…
Church Attendance Regulated
Supreme Court’s Decision Allows Nevada Governor to Favor Caesars Palace Over Calvary Chapel “There is no world in which the Constitution permits Nevada to favor Caesars Palace over Calvary Chapel,” said Justice Neil Gorsuch. And yet, Friday’s Supreme Court ruling is more favorable to Nevada’s entertainment venues than places of worship. By Zack Smith – July 28,…
The Thing About History
By Rodney Dodsworth – July 13, 2020 To many people history is a pain they’ll never soothe. Since knowledge of events from long ago might contradict their feelings and passions, it is best left alone, shunned, and ignored. Besides, we’re the ones we’ve been waiting for, right? Why bother with the dead hand of the past? History…
Quotes to Consider
“A simple democracy or an unbalanced republic, is one of the greatest of evils.” Benjamin Rush (signer of Declaration of Independence to John Adams) “There is nothing so useless as doing efficiently that which should not be done at all.” Peter Drucker On Chief Justice John Marshall’s ‘judicial review’ concept that the Court will decide…
Difference between a ‘Liberal’ and a Leftist?
What is the difference between a liberal and a Leftist? That’s not the opening line of a joke. It’s a serious question. And it is at the core of what has happened to the Democratic Party since the 1960’s. In the 5-minute video above, Dennis Prager holds forth on Liberalism vs Leftism. The Democrat-servile…
Political Gangsters
The Gangsterization of the Democrat Party By Gary Gindler – July 8, 2020 Let’s start with a series of rhetorical questions related to the upcoming presidential elections: – Does a broken storefront add votes to the Democrats? – Does a burning car add votes to the Democrats? – Does a killed or wounded policeman add votes…
Convention Conflict & Consensus
Conflict at the Constitutional Convention by Tara Ross – June 30, 2020 On this day in 1787, the Constitutional Convention is underway. A small state delegate stands up and addresses the large state delegates in the room. He didn’t calmly address them, either. Gunning Bedford, Jr. *blasted* this statement at his fellow delegates! Can’t you…
American Liberty
Sons of Liberty — The Fight for Freedom “The tree of Liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.” Thomas Jefferson “Our cause is noble; it is the cause of mankind!” —George Washington On December 16th, 1773, “radicals” in Boston, members of a secret organization of American Patriots…
COVID Hysteria
WSJ Torches the Overblown COVID Hysteria About the Dangers of Reopening Schools Matt Vespa – Jul 15, 2020 Does this mean we just go back to school without adhering to some level of safety? No. Of course, precautions must be taken, but we can’t act like just because coronavirus is around, that our schools are…
