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On April 30th, 2020, I heard you call.  Two years after I sent my last weekly “Lingamfelter Report” as a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, I received many requests to continue sharing my written thoughts with my friends Read more

As a boy, I was fascinated by the Army.  At the tender age of five, our next-door neighbor, Mamie Felvey, had old Army equipment, including web belts, load-bearing suspenders, canteen covers, and ammunition pouches, belonging to her family.  An older Read more

If you stop for a minute to consider the word “conservative,” you can better understand the proclivities of people who embrace it.  The dictionary is vanilla about conservatism.  “Of, relating to, or favoring a philosophy of conservatism.” Obviously. If you Read more

I am at once depressed and amazed at the lack of knowledge we are witnessing in America today.  I suppose the rise of the Democrat Socialists of America has highlighted how important education is and how much it is in Read more

When I was a boy, my family routinely gathered for dinner each evening, normally around six o’clock.  My Dad, who was a physician, would arrive shortly after five, grab the evening newspaper—we had such things in those days—while my Mom Read more

Some years ago—when I was immersed in political campaigns and trying to win—I began to take account of how I was appealing to the younger generations.  So, what did I do?  You guessed it: I checked in with the younger Read more

What will our descendants say of those born to the Greatest Generation, those who bravely fought to save the world from Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan?  Did the “Boomer” generation measure up? We Boomers, eager to shed the fetters of Read more