Honorable Politician – an Oxymoron All want their piece of the pie, let the other guy compromise! We hear this all the time, every day, 365 days a year. What we provide is essential; what we receive we can’t do without; my question is – why? Our entitlement programs started out with good intentions, designed to help those who needed help for a short period of time and to provide for those who were unable to help themselves. Our elders, who all their lives (for those who pu

Judge Roy Moore won the Republican Primary today as a true conservative voice. The establishment Republicans have been put on notice here in the deep south. Up to this point, the political establishment has believed that a bottomless money pot, media blitz’s, and unproven suggestions of improprieties (outright lies made out as truth) could and would win the day. The republican, just like the democrat, establishment politicians have lied to their constituents for so long th

There are two thoughts in our nation that is on a collision course even as I write this post; globalism verses nationalism. Let’s break down these two meanings. Globalism – Is a belief that the worlds interests is more important than the interest of the individual nations that inhabits it. Nationalism – Is a belief that individual nations interests are more important than the interest of the world as a whole. Here are two more words we should include in this: Socialism – is

In pre-civil war days many arguments took place in Congress between the Northern and Southern representatives, including states rights, slavery, and (believe it or not) money. Back then, our representation, for the South and its ways, existed mostly in the gentry’s hands and word of mouth was the axiom for which all things conveyed from the Federal level made its way to the locals within the south. A man’s word was his bond, so, to the local citizen, most things relayed was