Monthly Archives: May 2019

I’m going to try a little exercise. Instead of just me rambling on and on, I want to provide you with a series of quotes and see if your minds can tie them all together to explain how we went … Continue reading →

In all my ramblings I have never asked anyone to just up and accept everything I say; quite the contrary in fact. I have always hoped that people would question the validity of what I write, but that they did … Continue reading →

I have lost track of how many times I have had intense debates with people over the issue of whether a person, or a State, must submit to the authority of the federal government if they believe that the government … Continue reading →

One of the things that attracted Republican voters to Donald Trump was his constant rallying against the Deep State and his promise to Drain the Swamp. If you ask me, those are generalized statements designed specifically to be open to … Continue reading →

What is political power? Essentially political power is the authority to enact laws and to attach penalties to the transgression of those laws; up to and including death. Where does this political power come from? Does political power grow on … Continue reading →

In a letter to Samuel Cooper, a Boston clergyman, Samuel Adams once wrote, “Mankind are governed more by their feelings than by reason.” Then in another instance, his cousin John, said, “Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our … Continue reading →

I find it to be ironic how passionate and opinionated people are regarding which candidates, or which political party should be in control of our government, yet at the same time are so damned ignorant about the very document that … Continue reading →

Do you think that there are any limits upon what kind of laws your government can enact? I ask this because I think many do not understand what tyranny is. I think many people have the wrong impression as to … Continue reading →

Ben Franklin once said, “We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” Now while this may not be the Merriam Webster’s definition for the words, I believe that ignorance is simply the lack of knowledge … Continue reading →

In 1976 Lynyrd Skynyrd released a live album entitled, One More From the Road. When introducing the song Whiskey Rock A Roller singer Ronnie Van Zant said, “Had an old stupid writer ask me one time, he said what are … Continue reading →