Monthly Archives: April 2002

There are a group of kids playing outside right now; boys and girls of all ages. They seem oblivious to the issues that consume us grown-ups. But what seems to fascinate me is their innocence. They don’t see each other … Continue reading →

I haven’t been around politics long enough to know exactly when something said is sincere or just a put-on. However, I do know when I smell a rat. I am referring to the latest series of “statements” by Georgia Congresswoman … Continue reading →

In life, without education, one is lost. The lack of education is the liberals’ greatest weapon in the war of ideas. I think it is intentional, but I’m admittedly biased. They either want to shape the perspective of their followers … Continue reading →

I was shocked to find out that there are close to 4000 “known” viruses lurking out on the Internet. And I say “known” because there is a virus somewhere being created as you read this. To me, viruses are more … Continue reading →

This war on terror is turning into a war of persuasion. News Flash: we have been attacked. There are apparently some who don’t seem altogether aware of that fact. We presently have people, and I use the term loosely, who … Continue reading →

I was asked about my take on the whole Title IX issue. You know, that convoluted assumption that gender equality can be amicably achieved by force. Now, if you know anything about my writing style, you know that I try … Continue reading →

I heard that a study just came out saying that Americans were ruder than years ago. Wow! I’m just on the wrong side of this business. Who do I need to meet where I can tell them “Hey, I think … Continue reading →

I was just sitting outside in the backyard and noticed something odd. On the other side of the fence was a neighbor’s relatively small dog. It was a cute golden terrier type. The dog was standing on its hind legs … Continue reading →

The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. A few years ago during the Clinton era, a curiously timed piece ran in USA Today. It basically questioned when truth was appropriate and when truth was a detriment. It … Continue reading →