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Politics is Everywhere;  There Is No Escape

Politics is Everywhere; There Is No Escape

I’m not sure when it got like this. If I had to hazard a guess, at least the last ten years with the advent of social media

25 Mar
history political history
History and Government: A Slow March Toward Despotism

History and Government: A Slow March Toward Despotism

We don’t like to admit it, but humans are creatures of habit. Essentially, that’s what the study of history is: Studying

17 Feb
thoughts
Whatever Happened To: A Few Morning Musings That Have Crossed My Mind

Whatever Happened To: A Few Morning Musings That Have Crossed My Mind

So, here I am sitting around at 5:49am, drinking my coffee. I was perusing the news on various sites as I am wont to do at

27 Nov
political science
Confirmation Bias: An Illness that Plagues Us

Confirmation Bias: An Illness that Plagues Us

I decided a few months ago I was not going to write about politics any longer, preferring to concentrate on my historical

08 Nov
writing
RJ Melrose is Dead, and I Killed Him

RJ Melrose is Dead, and I Killed Him

RJ Melrose is dead, and I killed him. A brutal admission, I know, but I had no other choice as his very existence bothered me

11 Oct
History, Education
Extremism in Disguise is Still Extremism

Extremism in Disguise is Still Extremism

“Let the blood of traitors flow. That is the only way to save the country.” Those words were spoken by Jean Paul Marat during

24 Mar
political history
Time to Bring Some Clouds to the Sunshine Act

Time to Bring Some Clouds to the Sunshine Act

In 1976, the federal Government in the Sunshine Act was passed, part of a series of acts that sought to bring out in the open

26 Nov
History, Education politics
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Presidential Debate: Luther and Eck Have Nothing to Worry About.

I can recall watching one of the most famous lines in presidential debate history. It was between two Vice-Presidential

30 Sep
politics
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The Boy Who Cried Wolf…Or Did He?

The boy who cried wolf. The implication is that he actually did cry “wolf” and someone heard him. Apparently, there were

04 Sep
american history first amendment
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The Death of Free Speech (If we allow it)

I’m going to bet no one reading this article has heard of the classic book The Nazi Seizure of Power. If you’ve not, I

12 Jun

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