Being a strong supporter of voter id laws can cause your cheaters to scream foul when it comes to elections. The basis of a voting society revolves around one man or one woman equals one vote. When you allow folks to have multiple votes then it becomes unfair for those upholding the rules/laws surrounding elections. [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
posted by Jack Kerwick | 8:07pm Friday December 30, 2011 (Originally posted here.) [Note: Most Fox News Junkies will not have gotten to this part of the post.] A while ago, I wrote an article in which I spoke of “Paulophobia.” Paulophobia, I claimed, is a cognitive disorder. Like a parasite, it eats away at [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
By Russ Paladino Originally posted here. Ask any conservative about Ron Paul and you will usually hear the following statement: “I love him on fiscal policy but his foreign policy is naive and dangerous.” You can also throw in the obligatory “He hates Israel.” If someone had asked me about Paul from 9/12/01 through October [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
posted by Jack Kerwick| 8:51pm Friday October 21, 2011 With practically each passing day, we are becoming ever more familiar with the recently identified PDS—Paul Derangement Syndrome. Also known as “Paulophobia,” PDS, it has now been determined, compels its victims to create for themselves an alternative reality, a parallel universe that is, in some critical respects, [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
by John V. Denson Most establishment historians today might as well be the Orwellian historians writing for the Ministry of Truth in George Orwell’s novel 1984, especially in relation to the War Between the States. They rarely, if ever, mention the Hampton Roads Peace Conference which occurred in February of 1865, because it brings into [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
By Chuck Baldwin September 29, 2011 A couple of weeks ago, I was honored to attend a private gathering of influential conservative leaders just outside Washington, D.C. While many differences of opinion were expressed on a variety of subjects, there was one subject on which every single attendee was unequivocally united: the US economy is [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
Written by Jack Kerwick, Ph.D. Monday, 22 August 2011 12:35 Dear Tea Partier, These are indeed exciting times. Not much more than two-and-a-half years ago, the movement to which you have given life was nonexistent. Since its birth, you have succeeded in arresting the attention of the entire country while acquiring a well deserved reputation [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
By Chuck Baldwin September 1, 2011 This column is archived at http://chuckbaldwinlive.com/home/?p=3881 Not that the national media notices much, but the federal government under President Barack Obama has been supplying guns to Mexican drug gangs for quite a spell. With only a few print media bothering to cover the story, Obama’s Justice Department has been [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
In my efforts to get any news, I tend to read all types of press, blogs, e-mails, and social post/links. This mornings read comes from an unlikely source of sorts. The Rolling Stones magazine has always been primarily a magazine centered on the Rock/Pop music industries inside stories since it began in the later 1960s. [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
By W. Steve Cochran http://www.theleaderinme.org/ It is a program that develops leaders using “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” by Stephen Covey. The school where I am teaching health and p.e. is a charter school that has leadership as its specialty. We had a teachers’ workshop on it this summer for our school that really sold me! [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
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