Policy over Rhetoric: An Argument for Enlightened Thinking for the American Voter
I can recall in 2004 while watching the Democratic National Convention a young Senate candidate named Barack Obama. He
Thoughts become things
I can recall in 2004 while watching the Democratic National Convention a young Senate candidate named Barack Obama. He
One of the first questions I ask students when they come into my class is, “Why do we study history?” The responses are
April 15th…tax day. The most dreaded day in America, unless you have to make mortgage payments, alimony payments, or
I watched the State of the Union last night, as I always do. Call it what you will; patriotic duty, curiosity, or simply
Sometimes, if I concentrate hard enough, I can still see them all. Mike, Al, Tom, Mark, and some
I am given to think that the saying is true; all glory is fleeting. The origins of the phrase are shrouded in
George Orwell has been referenced a lot lately, with people using his book 1984 as
I had to write this piece, just had to. You may agree with it or not, but I hope it at least makes you think.
Here is a link to a short piece trying to explain just a bit about government involvement in the economy. As always, rooted
Here is a short piece that I wrote regarding the United States and Independence Day.