philosophy – Page 3

California’s $20 Minimum Wage and a Short History Lesson

Franklin Delano Roosevelt, he of the New Deal and the most progressive president our nation ever had (some may quibble with

07 Apr

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

10 Mar

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

A Short Examination of Isolationism Read President George Washington’s words from his 1796 farewell address: “Why forego the

25 Feb

Whenever I read something about the craft of writing, I always get the advice, “…and don’t make everything predictable or

17 Dec

I’m convinced more than ever that most people really don’t understand, or even want to understand how the Constitution of the

12 Nov

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

A question has been circulating for some time, and it’s one that’s worth investigating. Was the United States founded on

30 Apr

Empathy. Just saying the work provokes a feeling of warmth, understanding, and kindness. We pride ourselves on kindness,

16 Apr

I see more and more people coming out protesting the banning of books. As an author and writer, I say, I agree. I certainly

02 Apr