Long Trips are Good For the Soul
Each year Shelley and I travel to Kansas to attend the Officers of the First Division Annual Dinner. It’s been a tradition in the “Big Red One” since the end of WWI for those who served with the division in combat to gather together to record and honor the sacrifices Read more
Far Less
Maybe you have taken note. Those on the far left of the political spectrum in America are unhappy. No, actually they are apoplectic. They are in high dudgeon having lost to President Donald Trump a second time. Moreover, he defeated yet another Democrat female candidate. This first one, Hillary Clinton, Read more
Fidelity, Not Fear
The political debate in America has become alarmingly toxic between those who seek to change the nation and those who want to preserve it. Now both sides of the political spectrum are working hard to press their particular vision upon the other. Each wants change immediately and are seemingly willing Read more
The Age of Resurgence
The seasons of history vary based on the significance of events happening then. The Roman Empire grew and sprawled across the Mediterranean in a most impressive manner. At a time when conflict and conquest was the primary means of expansion, Rome perfected those traits. From the 6th Century BC until Read more
The Road to Acquiescence
National Security is important. It’s particularly important these days especially in untangling from the war in Ukraine. Russia’s 2014 invasion of Crimea and their subsequently larger invasion of Ukraine in 2022 sent a clear message to the world. And that message? Vladimir Putin was intent on reassembling the former Soviet Read more
Truth, Not Bile
It’s depressing how much the nation is divided. To be sure I am on the side of a conservative world view. I vote that way. But it is nonetheless divisive. People in America today seem overly invested in their ideological views. So much so that relationships between family and friends Read more
The Real Constitutional Crisis
If you turn your television on these days, you shouldn’t be surprised to see political rallies in front of federal buildings with animated and spending-abdicated political gas bags screaming at the top of their voices. Their complaint? Well, that we’re ending wasteful government spending and doing so with a presidential Read more









