Dear Americans
People used to to get goosebumps about America, her flag, her heroes, her people, her president, her military, and now it’s as stale as yesterday’s coffee.
Dear Americans, Stand UP
Pro-Americans count because there are millions of us; and when we stand up together, we count more than the Left wants us to. That’s important to remember.
John Adams: Architect of the Revolution, Part 2
In between Presidents Washington and Jefferson, less-celebrated Founding Father, short, blunt John Adams has been called the “Architect of the Revolution.”
Sweet Chivalry
Maybe it’s the fault of women everywhere. I’m not sure. But chivalry—those courtesies performed by men for women—has gone out the door.
Travelling Back in Time to the Days of Roundheads and Cavaliers
These days many Americans tend to prefer a “refined” or “sophisticated” leader rather than someone who is isn't afraid to tell the people the...
Jefferson: The Christianity Question
The number-one mistake historians and students make upon assessing the private life of Thomas Jefferson is noting that Thomas Jefferson is an atheist.
The Miracle of 1787
In 1787, the U.S. was not united due to the form of government under the Articles of Confederation, so state delegates met in Philadelphia to amend the Articles.
Staying Alive in Biden’s America
It’s fair to say not a single act of Joe Biden’s presidency can be labeled as constitutional, because he wasn’t constitutionally elected in the first place.
Thomas Jefferson’s Famous “Contradiction”
Did Thomas Jefferson’s live a contradictory life? He wrote the Declaration of Independence, yet he was also a slaveholder. Did he contradict himself?
The American Appearance
The appearance of many American's is appalling for the simple reason that they no longer take pride in how they dress. They embrace a “norm” that is unappealing and unbecoming.
Dear Americans: Here’s What I Call the Real Heartbeat of America
Now I will tell you who I think is the very heartbeat of this country. My answer is the blue-collar people, the people who take those jobs no one else wants.
Richard Nixon: A Photographic Tribute
This photographic tribute honors the life and public service of Richard M. Nixon (January 9, 1913—April 22, 1994).
