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A Question of Character

A Question of Character

In 1991, Wisconsin history professor Thomas C. Reeves wrote a book entitled A Question of Character about John F.

22 Dec
American american history
”You’re All Fascists!”

”You’re All Fascists!”

Sometimes passion becomes so blinding the truth becomes obscured. At others, despite logic dictating otherwise, what seems an

28 Jul
political science politics
I Was Going to Write About Something Else…But…

I Was Going to Write About Something Else…But…

I sat there with no joy. None. Like some 60% of the nation, I was going to tune in to the presidential debate with curiosity

30 Jun
history political science
So, Where Does The Truth Lie?

So, Where Does The Truth Lie?

Perusing the commentary sections of newspapers is not quite a pastime for me, but fun and certainly more informational

16 Jun
political science
Truly, They Know Not What They Say

Truly, They Know Not What They Say

Thoughts on America Each day social media seems filled with people chanting for the destruction of the United States.

21 Apr
economics political history
Basic Economics and the Games Politicians Play

Basic Economics and the Games Politicians Play

The very mention of the word economics sends some people scrambling for the nearest exit. Boring is most associated with the

10 Mar
history literature
George Orwell’s work The Road to Wigan Pier and the concept of hypocrisy

George Orwell’s work The Road to Wigan Pier and the concept of hypocrisy

I’m guessing that not many, at least in this century, have read one of George Orwell’s best works. No, I’m not talking about

03 Mar
political science
The Problem of Morality in Politics

The Problem of Morality in Politics

Here’s the problem with any leadership position: You’re going to make decisions some will like, but most won’t. It’s that

21 May
political science
Justice Elena Kagan’s Comment “Common Ground” is Completely Wrongheaded.

Justice Elena Kagan’s Comment “Common Ground” is Completely Wrongheaded.

I’ve written about the Supreme Court more than once because I’m continually surprised at not only what people think the job

23 Oct
political science politics
Why Our Government is Adversarial in Nature

Why Our Government is Adversarial in Nature

Recently, Vice-President Kamala Harris said that she was “open to abolishing the Electoral College” and “can’t wait to cast

15 Sep

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