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In some ways, it is appropriate that former Secretary of Defense Don Rumsfeld would pass away the week of the Fourth of July. His entire life had been devoted to patriotism and serving the United States of America.  Rumsfeld understood that the core of education is romantic. It is the love of country and love …

Last month, senate” target=”_blank”>Senate<, D-N.Y., tried to ram through the Senate perverts the cause of voter access to hand one party unassailable political power. It alters the makeup of the bipartisan Federal Election Commission to give the Democratic Party an advantage. It gives political candidates federal funding to run television …

If the American spirit could be broken, I imagine 2020 would have been the thing to break it.  Violent riots, a global infectious-disease, unprecedented political polarization, and widespread economic upheaval would be dispiriting to any nation.   Instead of focusing on what went wrong over the past year and a half, we …

When an American president makes a decision on military deployment, the action sends signals to friends and foes alike around the globe. Take for example President Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan by September 11, 2021. Not only was this hasty and misguided, disregarding conditions …

If the speed of COVID-19 infectious-disease development and distribution has taught us anything, it’s that when government funds not just the discovery, but application and commercialization of life-saving medical treatment, it can de-risk the private sector in ways that will drive quick action.   We’ve seen how government subsidies and supports …

Every personal-freedoms, Americans pile into their vehicles and take to the roads to celebrate our independence. We drive to backyard cookouts, town parades, community pools and local firework shows to celebrate the events of 1776. In 2019, America celebrated a different kind of independence – energy” target=”_blank”>energy< in charge, it …

There is a case working its way through the judiciary” target=”_blank”>court system<, which would mean that religious colleges and universities nationwide would not be able to receive federal funds or federally backed student loans. After the lawsuit was filed, three Christian schools sought to defend the judiciary” target=”_blank”>religious exemption <made …

My dad was an incredible baseball pitcher, taking his career all the way up to the mlb” target=”_blank”>minor leagues<.  Sure, he gave me plenty of sound advice and wisdom over the years, but we all know that seeing someone live out their beliefsa> carries far more weight than their words …

So, what’s with elections and perverts? Sorry – I’m being redundant. The week began with hunter-biden” target=”_blank”>Hunter Biden< don’t care. Cuz if they did they have to admit to burying the laptop story like a squirrel with a nut made of cocaine. All to help Joe win. So how’s that …

The COVID-19 pandemic is ending with mass infectious-disease. So is the national quarantine. The rioting, looting and arson that began in the summer of 2020 is finally sputtering out.  The acrimony over the 2020-presidential-election” target=”_blank”>2020 election< left office and was ostracized from social media.   In other words, the American people …