America and Americans

All my life, I have considered myself to be a “problem-solver.” I have always enjoyed finding something, especially a power tool or other useful object, that is broken or has stopped working and requires repair. It really gets my juices flowing, and my mental faculties are focused on finding a solution to said problem, and

Take some ESG + DEIB, add CBDC, and Finish Off with a 15-minute City   Let me start by defining the latest – and some of the most dangerous acronyms today: ESG – Environment, Social, and (corporate) Governance is the made-up (faux, false, lying, scheming) Newspeak nonsensical acronym. I guess when you have a piece

There’s a world of difference in the abilities of elementary school students in the Trotwood-Madison City School District, outside Dayton, Ohio. Some low-performing fifth graders are only capable of reading first-grade picture books with basic words like dog and cat, says Angie Fugate, a district specialist focusing on gifted education. In the same classrooms, the

In discussing the meaning of “being a Christian Nation,” we must first decide what the term means. The Merriam-Webster provides these definitions: Christian: 1) One who professes belief in the teachings of Jesus Christ; 2) of or relating to Christianity; 3) based on or conforming with Christianity; 4) of, relating to, or being a Christian; 5)

What is a “perspective,” and how important is it? The word “perspective” is defined as 1) a view or vista, 2) a mental view or outlook and 3) the appearance of objects in depth as perceived by normal binocular vision. One’s personal perspective is shaped by the information received during one’s lifetime and by the many

Do you think we’ll ever know the total numbers of dollars stolen from U.S. taxpayers by COVID-19 relief fraud? There’s no way to get an accurate number. For that to happen, the U.S. Government would have to tell us what the fraud numbers are. Oh, they’ll continue to give us numbers. But how accurate are

Team Trump has sometimes compared former President Donald Trump’s current quest for a non-sequential second term to two-term President Grover Cleveland’s similar three election bids. Cleveland remains our only elected president (1884) to have lost a reelection bid (1888) — in a disputed vote — only to be reelected four years later in 1892. Yet