Several months ago I read a bunch of “news” stories about a clothing company that caters to smaller-sized teens and women and how terribly awful this was because it made larger-sized girls feel ashamed, depressed, and humiliated that they couldn’t … Continue reading
Earlier this month, the Washington Post’s Chris Mooney wrote a piece regarding the disappearing and reappearing lakes on Greenland’s ice sheet, which I spent some time to address. Today, Mooney brought up a study conducted in Germany that explored the … Continue reading
The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag: “I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”, should be … Continue reading
Science is science and it’s settled, until you don’t feel that it’s sciency. We’ve all heard the stories of some schools, gyms, etc. allowing people who feel they are one gender–when the science of anatomy says otherwise–use whichever public bathroom … Continue reading
Well, this is rich. On Tuesday during a speech in front of the Catholic Health Association, President Obama recalled how his first job out of college taught him that “every human being, made in the image of God, deserves to … Continue reading
“Raising taxes will help the economy, not hurt it!” “Those greedy rich business owners need to pay their fair share!” Never-ending mantras spewed by the Left. If taxes are so great and don’t hinder business’s ability to expand and hire … Continue reading
Remember when graduating as the class valedictorian was a special achievement for the one outstanding student in your class? Can it still be considered that if there are 222 valedictorians? Dublin, Ohio, has three high schools which boasted 222 valedictorians … Continue reading
A president’s legacy is ultimately determined by whether Americans were better or worse off after he left office. With a year and a half to go in his eight years as the 44th U.S. President, how does Obama measure up? … Continue reading
Although we are on the tail end of the day, I just wanted to mention that it’s National Best Friend Day. If you are like me, you are a busy bee and sometimes (or in my case, often) don’t stay … Continue reading
In my previous post from Saturday, I mentioned Sheriff David Clarke’s PSA where he advised people to get firearm training so they can protect themselves when their lives are in immediate danger and help from law enforcement isn’t available. Yet … Continue reading
