This from WaPo, July 30.

I just finished a 2-parter on the mainstream media, of which The Washington Post is a signatory member, so I won’t spend much time about what you can immediately recognize as a hit-piece, with over a third of the article outlining the SEC’s charges against...

 I have a habit of reading philosophical works as anthropology, looking for certainties that are as scientific as they are moral, political or philosophical. “The Prince” is one of favorites in this regard. So are the Federalist Papers, and the body of knowledge we have surrounding the framing of the...

The bill of rights was repealed in 1913.

Somebody had to say it. 

In 1913 the 16th Amendment to the Constitution was declared ratified. It has been used since that time to steadily pick away at the Bill of Rights.

The destruction of the Bill of Rights.

Amendment 1
Congress shall make no law...

"10" has recently been introduced to the world of AirSoft gaming, which are like BB guns, only safer.  He scoots in from school, goes through the cycle of homework and chores, suits up in his version of Kevlar (a long-sleeved Under Armour shirt), and heads down to the neighbor's as fast as...

Several years ago I was an admin for an online discussion board for parents. There were a variety of users, such as pregnant moms restricted to bed rest with only a laptop as a social life line, women who were having little to no success in trying to conceive a...

      Make no doubt about it, after the health care bill became law, and until it is struck down, by whatever means, we are no longer a free nation. And what has replaced it is a form of socialism, no matter what they say. Everything I write or say until...