
Merchants of Addiction
Beginning with Jamestown (circa 1607), American life has been organized around and dependent upon the notion of rigorous self-reliance. In early America, self-reliance was a given. There wasn't much choice for the early patriots. After all, staying alive was paramount, and there were no grocery ...
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Is Ron DeSantis Ready?
Politicians evolve. We all know we can expect changes from the time a candidate first announces a run for office, and thereafter forevermore. It is typically our collective and disappointing experience to watch politicians devolve, to go backward, regress, even crash and burn. For sure, ...
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Are We Passive Spectators Witnessing an American Version of Mao’s Cultural Revolution?
In August 1966, Mao Zedong launched the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in China to reassert ideological purity and purge what he saw as a growing embrace of bourgeois values and a diminishing revolutionary spirit. The goal was to rid the Chinese population of the “Four ...
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Five Things that Really Made America Great
No President, standing alone, can lay claim to having made America great. George Washington, our first President and the undisputed Father of America, is the closest person who could remotely lay claim to having made America great. Let's tell the truth. America, as a collective ...
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Beating Hearts and Bleeding-Heart Liberals
When Georgia's governor signs a bill protecting human life, Hollywood threatens the state with boycott. "Shame! Shame! Shame!” chanted the protesters in the Georgia House gallery. Hollywood followed suit, quickly denouncing the state legislature’s actions and threatening to boycott the film industry in Georgia. Others dressed up in the red gowns and white bonnets, evoking Margaret Atwood’s 1986 dystopian novel, ...
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Doug Collins Leads Copyright Law Reform
Despite the intense division in the current political arena, music remains a uniting force. Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., is leading a bipartisan effort to reform U.S. copyright law. Though there has been significant technological advancement in recent years, copyright law has largely remained stagnant, keeping songwriters locked in the 20th century. The regulations currently in place were set over a ...
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Susan Collins: Progressive in Disguise
Sen. Susan Collins is certainly consistent in her policy positions. If it involves the further growth of government, more spending, higher deficits, and intrusion into the personal lives of Americans, she is all for it. And a Democrat, she is not. The Conservative Review collects and collates the voting record of every member of the Senate and the House of Representatives, painstakingly analyzing their ...
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