I owe NRPax a huge apology – I missed his submission completely, so I’m running it now. It’s still quite relevant, in light of Tucker’s continued presence on social media. It was a big news story when Speaker McCarthy released … Continue reading
Another excellent piece by Rey Gonzalez I came across a Frank Zappa meme quote on the interwebz, or perhaps it was Abe Lincoln or John Lennon. Can’t be too sure now days who, if anyone, actually said it. Anywho, the message … Continue reading
In Congress, July 4, 1776 The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and … 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
Here’s another post from Mrs. Pinky! *** Americans are tired of the U.S. always digging up history we can not change. No one says this stuff about our flag or symbols at significant times like when they drape our dead … Continue reading
The past eight years have been rough, and we may be in for even rougher times in the near future. The negativity weighs heavily on the soul at times, and I try to throw in some posts that are lighter, … Continue reading
August 2, 1776: 56 congressional delegates signed the Declaration of Independence. An excerpt: When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bonds which have connected them with another, and to assume … Continue reading
Thank you very much, Stephen L. Hall, for this Monday morning post! *** First, I’d like to thank Garth for the topic of this post. One of the hallmarks of the sapient mind is the ability to make distinctions, to … Continue reading
Hump Day message from Eric D. Mertz. Thank you, Eric! *** In 1991, William Strauss and Neil Howe published the book Generations. Taking a generational approach to history, Strauss and Howe examined Anglo-American history by examining each generation from 1584 … Continue reading
Is this tweet “nasty?” The original safe space. We've all been there. Literally. https://t.co/7qIYMjxMFp #UnbornLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/nzYaNss0Fa — Radiance Foundation (@lifehaspurpose) July 7, 2016 Amanda Marcotte thinks it is: The SBA List, one of the country’s most prominent anti-choice groups, promptly … Continue reading
