As November inches ever closer, people are taking the time to consider which candidates are going to get their vote in the upcoming elections. Campaign signs are dotting roadways, political ads are popping up in mailboxes and on TV stations … Continue reading State political parties gear up for November
I originally began following Matt Walsh on Facebook because I read a blog he wrote to his daughter. It was a beautiful and well-written piece, addressing the sexuality and self-centeredness that so permeates American society. However, as time passed and … Continue reading The Misguided Musings of Matt Walsh
Every Sunday, my family gathers at one of our homes and enjoys a few adult beverages, a hearty lunch and joyous fellowship. This past Sunday, we had met up at my sister’s house and took to lounging by the pool, … Continue reading Pushing a Car in the Rain
Amid the recent local uproar concerning cyber bullying, all eyes are finally focused on what is becoming a serious problem facing our youth. When I was young, let’s just say I was an outsider. I had a liver transplant when … Continue reading A 21st Century Epidemic
The current unrest in Ferguson has all of the talking heads going in different directions. While facts are scarce, we do know a few things: an unarmed teen was shot six times, twice in the head, and protests have ensued … Continue reading Stifle the Press, Trample the Constitution
My wife and I have a favorite pastime and one that we observe regularly: each evening, once our daughter is sleeping peacefully, we migrate to our sun room for an adult beverage and a few rousing rounds of ping-pong. There’s … Continue reading Ping-Pong and the Politics of Kindness
As Republican lawmakers gear up to sue President Obama, they’ve seemingly overlooked a few minor details. First and foremost, they are suing the President because they say he overstepped his bounds in regards to changes made to the Affordable Care … Continue reading GOP: The Left’s MVP
