The first paid female White House staffer was hired on this day in 1890–by a Republican. At the encouragement of his wife, Carrie, President Benjamin Harrison hired Alice Sanger as a stenographer. That’s pretty much the only information I can … Continue reading
A light Monday after a holiday post because who wants to think serious and intelligent thoughts when you’re still doing the Christmas ham waddle? *** “What do you want to be when you grow up?” We all heard this question … Continue reading
The suspect in the Berlin Christmas market terrorist attack Monday, who killed 12 people and wounded 48 others, had terrorist ties, served time for burning down a school, and had previously been convicted of aggravated theft with violence…all by the … Continue reading
By DJH The US Government has grown too big and wastes too much on spending. Due to this we must take action to limit its size and remove unneeded spending. One place to start is the United States cabinet. My … Continue reading
Excited to be posting a series from Stephen L. Hall. *** Several years ago I was reading about the experiences of an Argentinian writer, Ricardo Coler, living amongst the Mosuo people of southern China, a matriarchal society, for a time. … Continue reading
Here’s an interesting article on some challenges that Donald Trump and some of his cabinet members face as they switch from private business mode to government work.
I came across one article yesterday of a journalist having an emotional breakdown over many of Trump’s cabinet picks being people who dislike big government. I laughed it away because it was written as a tearful letter to all the … Continue reading
We are now five weeks post election. The left has been in a tizzy, running around in a circles with their tail feathers all disheveled. Rather than accept the fact that a majority of states refused to hire Hillary Clinton … Continue reading
Thoughts from DJH. *** On December 9, 2016, Texas Senator Ted Cruz and Florida Representative Ron DeSantis announced their intentions to place before the 115th Congress (which starts on January 3, 2017) a proposal for a new Constitutional Amendment. This … Continue reading
