Monthly Archives: March 2011

Mr. President, On Monday you delivered a speech in which you attempted to justify the use of U.S. military force in Libya. I had planned on not saying anything about your comments, but there were certain comments you made that … Continue reading →

I just sent this to Wally Herger. Congressman Herger, This afternoon I had the misfortune of coming home just in time to see Mr. Obama delivering a speech in which he attempted to justify his unlawful attacks upon the military … Continue reading →

When I took my first screaming breath of life, Dwight D. Eisenhower was president of the United States. America was a nation filled with hard working, patriotic people, who, for the most part, still held on to the belief that … Continue reading →

I thought I had pretty much said all that I needed to say about U.S. involvement in the internal affairs of Libya. At least that is what I though until I saw NBC Nightly News this evening. In the course … Continue reading →

So, once again the United States, like an obedient puppy dog, is using its military to enforce a United Nations resolution upon another sovereign nation. When it comes to sending our troops off to war, is this country capable of … Continue reading →

Awhile back I wrote a short commentary entitled It Seems I Have Issues. Someone at work read it, then made copies of it and left them on all the tables in the lunchroom/cafeteria. They also went so far as posting … Continue reading →

For the longest time I have wanted to write this but I just kept putting it off and putting it off. Finally, after months of procrastinating, I told myself to sit my ass down and do it. So here it … Continue reading →

A Very Short Civics Lesson Neal Ross I just can’t believe it. After all the lecturing I’ve done on the subject, I still hear people refer to our system of government as a democracy. Folks, for one last time, we … Continue reading →

The other day I received an e mail that had been forwarded to me by a reader of my commentaries. The originator of this e mail stated that the most important thing we, as a nation, can do is to … Continue reading →