The Left’s Transformation From Anti-Establishment Free Speech Advocate to Government Control and Lockdowns
No one in the U.S. even attempts to claim anymore that the Democrats are the anti-establishment and free speech party.
March in American History: Part I
From the Boston Massacre to remembering the Alamo, March has been an eventful month throughout American history.
We Are Not Descended from Fearful Men: A Primer on the 2A
We must be vanguards for the liberty that protects all others. It’s a civic duty as a descendant of those who came before.
February in American History: Part II
February in American History! Part II of a series exploring history month by month. Significant events through the centuries.
Soviet Style Counter-Revolution in America
Two decades ago I warned you “we are in a war waged by Socialism and Communism against Western Civilization and American Capitalism.
February in American History: Part I
Throughout American history, February has been an eventful month, from the birth of presidents to an infamous mob massacre.
January in American History: Part II
Throughout American history, January has been an eventful month. The second in a two-part series wraps up a month of significance.
What The Challenger Taught Us About Integrity
On the 35th anniversary of the Space Shuttle Challenger tragedy, we remember the courage and integrity of the heroes who tried to prevent it.
An American Inauguration: The Triumph of Donald Trump
Republican Donald J. Trump recited the Oath of Office having been sworn in as the 45th President of the United States on Friday, January 20, 2017.
January In American History: Part 1
Knowing history is vital to not repeating its mistakes. Throughout American history, many significant events have occurred in January.
The Beatles debut in West Derby 1960
The Beatles on stage in Hamburg 1960: George Harrison, John Lennon, Pete Best, Paul McCartney and Stu Sutcliffe. 60 years ago on December 17, 1960, The Beatles debuted in Liverpool at the Casbah Coffee Club.
An Electoral College Education
Americans are no longer taught why the Electoral College is an important and integral institution that functions in the presidential election process to ensure all candidates are compelled to campaign in every state of the Union to secure 270 Electoral Votes to ascend to the Oval Office.
Imagine John Lennon as an Octogenarian
John Lennon: October 9, 1940 - December 8, 1980. Lennon returned to the recording studio after a five year hiatus. Four decades after his murder, John Lennon continues to be missed for both his music and his activism.
Transition on Air Force One
Texas Northern District Judge Sarah Tilghman Hughes administered the Oath of Office to LBJ aboard Air Force One with Jacqueline Kennedy standing beside him upon the death of her husband President Kennedy in Dallas, TX, on November 22, 1963.
A History of the Brown Mountain Lights in North Carolina
The Brown Mountain Lights have been a source of mystery in North Carolina for centuries. Read about the lights and their incredible beginning here.
When Baltimore Heard The Who
The Who have only played Baltimore, MD, twice during their entire touring career: August 11, 1967 on the bill at the Civic Center and September 23, 2006 as the headliners at the Virgin Festival.
Mail-in Voting Was Used as a Plot to Deny Lincoln Reelection in 1864
History may be repeating itself. Main-in Ballots were also used in an attempt to stop President Lincoln's reelection in 1864.
Supreme Court Justice in Only One Day
An appointment to the Court by the president of a sitting or former Conservative senator might be the step to prevent an American disaster.
The Brazilian Supreme Court vs. the Brazilians
Change is needed as the Brazilian Supreme Court has gone beyond the limitations of its duties, taking on executive and legislative matters.
Trump and Bolsonaro: The Media Cartel’s Onslaught
We need to use every ounce of strength to get four more years of Trump and Bolsonaro because that is the only hope for the two countries.