I recently paid a visit to my local neighborhood bookstore. Upon entering, I instantly gravitated to my favorite section which contains an assortment of biographies. The Biography section that day included distinguished works such as Ron Chernow’s Washington and Alexander Hamilton, David McCullough’s John Adams, David Herbert Donald’s Lincoln and Robert Dallek’s Franklin D Roosevelt. … Continue reading Is today’s Democratic Party attempting to lead a second American Revolution to overturn our country’s political system?
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Has America become a nation of Bystanders?
The Bystander Effect is a well-documented and studied phenomenon where people witness an emergency and stand by passively rather than intervene to assist a person in trouble. Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia collusion investigation lasted 674 days spanning from 2017 to 2019. Too many Americans in all walks of life and especially those holding prominent … Continue reading Has America become a nation of Bystanders?
Will Americans vote in 2020 to voluntarily surrender their freedom?
Originally published in American Thinker on April 21, 2019 - http://www.americanthinker.com - I had the opportunity to see the movie “The Invisibles” a German made film depicting the real life stories of four holocaust survivors who disguised their true Jewish identities in war-time Berlin and were able to escape deportation to concentration camps and certain … Continue reading Will Americans vote in 2020 to voluntarily surrender their freedom?
Why do most people work in this country and others never will?
Originally published in American Thinker on April 19, 2019 - http://www.americanthinker.com - It was with much trepidation that I planned a recent trip to Chicago. I was informed by many friends that Chicago was a great city and a desirable place to visit. However, Chicago is in the news for all the wrong reasons with … Continue reading Why do most people work in this country and others never will?
What should Americans learn from the recent uprisings in France?
For most U.S. workers, real wages have not increased in over 40 years. Working- and middle- class wages have stagnated when adjusted for inflation and more income has shifted to top income earners and away from the middle class. Across our country during this time, the poor were getting poorer, the rich were getting richer … Continue reading What should Americans learn from the recent uprisings in France?
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