The Media, Democrats and Don Quixote
For the past two years the mainstream media and leadership of the Democratic Party told us President Donald Trump colluded with the Russian government to “steal” the 2016 election. In Continue Reading →
Category Archives: History
Goal for 2020 is Abundantly Confusing
Someone recently asked me if I knew the difference between socialism and democratic-socialism. I quickly replied one has more letters. They did not appreciate what they believed was sarcasm. Although Continue Reading →
Governing by ‘Accident’ or by ‘Force’
“It has been frequently remarked that it seems to have been reserved to the people of this country, by their conduct and example, to decide the important question, whether societies Continue Reading →
Looking Beyond our Perceptions to Find Solutions
No one wants to rid the world of violence more than me and I have no doubt some of you reading this article have thought or said aloud that very Continue Reading →
Start with Enforcing Existing Gun Laws (3 of 3)
How many laws will it take to stop the illegal use of firearms? Some believe the answer is “just one more.” We have so many laws and regulations now, no Continue Reading →
Robert Mueller, an American Hero, Deserves Our Trust
In 1770, Founding Father and a future President of the US John Adams stood in a Boston courtroom, and for a brief period in time he was one of the Continue Reading →
Standing Firm Outside the Public Mob
For those of you that follow me on social media, you know I post on a variety of things, but mostly I write and post on government affairs. Sarcasm and Continue Reading →
Echo Chamber Advances Transgender Policies
I am often the “lone voice in the wilderness” in this publication, surrounded by an echo chamber that often stifles a truly holistic approach to dealing with issues. On the Continue Reading →
Declaration of Independence Changed the World
When you drop a pebble into a body of water, you may notice a small splash that seemingly disappears with a blink of an eye. From that splash emerges small Continue Reading →
Be Concerned About U.S. Customs Checkpoints
Imagine yourself out for a leisurely summer drive in New Hampshire. Perhaps along the Seacoast, around the Lakes Region or in the many villages of the White Mountains. You suddenly Continue Reading →