Today’s post comes from our own NRPax. It’s a good one! The purpose behind this rant is kind of simple; we got a lot of people graduating with degrees that are worthless and they are shackled with debt that could … Continue reading
A foul injustice has been uncovered. In a plot hatched in the depths of Mordor, the Patriarchy struck again. It turns out that there’s a prominent profession in which women do not get equal pay for equal work. Guys (and … Continue reading
Lisa: “But… my parents are counting on seeing me dance! And I’ve worked ever so hard.” Vicky Valentine: “I’m sorry Lisa, but giving everyone an equal part when they are clearly not equal, is called what again class?” (Children, in … Continue reading
By Stephen L. Hall There is a certain connection between two seemingly unrelated topics which a conversation on the blog recalled to my mind, something I had observed before and might have commented regarding, but I think it behooves us … Continue reading
Many thanks to Stephen L. Hall for this Monday morning post! *** While looking up a citation for my previous post, my eyes happened upon a provision within the Constitution which provides an interesting perspective on the question. The Federal … Continue reading
Many thanks to The Other Shoe for this post. *** I ask the question, “What is an ‘American’ middle class individual?”, as opposed to the more general question, “What is a middle class individual?”, because I believe there is a … Continue reading
Since we celebrated the birth of our nation Monday, we postponed Stephen L. Hall’s weekly post until today. Enjoy. *** One of the most interesting of phenomena comes in what is known as the cascade, which is by nature the … Continue reading
Your Monday morning dose of wisdom comes to you via Stephen L. Hall *** In times gone by, when nation employed specie, that is to say metal coinage of precious metals, as the coins would get worn over time through … Continue reading
Thanks to Stephen L. Hall for today’s post! *** “The business of America is business.” – President Calvin Coolidge. My favorite parsimonious president succinctly summarized the foundational principles and history of our nation in these six simple words. The Virginia … Continue reading
President Obama gave his final State of the Union Address last Tuesday. In it, he mentioned something that turned a number of heads, maybe including yours. It was when he was speaking about employment and workers and so forth. “Americans … Continue reading
