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Governments are not moral. They cannot be moral.

Most of us adhere to some type of moral code. Some follow theirs more loosely than others do, and some seem to possess a moral code that is indecipherable for the rest of us lowly mortals.…Continue

Pragmatist to Purist

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Perhaps it is a function of my age, but I have given up on pragmatism as a solution for our national…Continue

Tiny Steps for Liberty

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Have you ever watched a baby attempting to walk? He or she grasps the coffee table, pulls up and…Continue

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Perhaps a hundred years from now there will be a United States of America

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Leeches are bloodsuckers, and generally are considered to be parasitic and unhealthy. Historically…Continue

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Governments are not moral. They cannot be moral.

Most of us adhere to some type of moral code. Some follow theirs more loosely than others do, and some seem to possess a moral code that is indecipherable for the rest of us lowly mortals. Nevertheless internal anarchy is rare, and when we witness someone without a personal code of honor or morality, we are often shocked by their behavior. Our abhorrence of radically immoral or evil acts illustrates to me that there is a semblance of morality…See More

Apr 10

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Pragmatist to Purist

Perhaps it is a function of my age, but I have given up on pragmatism as a solution for our national condition. Pragmatists are committed to finding “common-ground” solutions. Pragmatists perceive the resolution of the problem to be the primary goal rather than an insistence on a principle as the ultimate outcome.…See More

Mar 18

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Tiny Steps for Liberty

Have you ever watched a baby attempting to walk? He or she grasps the coffee table, pulls up and stands erect while weaving and bobbing. The little feet begin to move, but the chubby fingers are afraid to release from the stability of the table. The first attempt is doomed because the reluctance to let go from the table…See More

Mar 6

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Perhaps a hundred years from now there will be a United States of America

Leeches are bloodsuckers, and generally are considered to be parasitic and unhealthy. Historically leeches were vital components of medical care because they were used to drain “malevolent” blood from diseased or infected bodies. Progressives and statists are very similar to leeches in the political sense because they lure…See More

Jan 28

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Two Party System? What a Crock!

OK….please explain to me why the cherished “two-party system” is so precious when our money, property and liberty are being consumed by both parties when they are in power? One would think that two parties would mean that there were stark differences between them thus offering the voters clear-cut philosophical options.…See More

Jan 13

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God’s laws endure even when we ignore them, defy them and break them

There are laws from God and laws of men (sorry, ladies, no political correctness in these columns). His laws define our relationships with Him and with others. Man’s laws attempt to cover every imaginable real and unreal contingency faced by all humans for all time.God’s laws endure even when we ignore them, defy them and break…See More

Jan 7

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Is it even possible to return our nation to its constitutional foundation?

On a recent Friday in December I had the pleasure of having lunch with a group of men who feel the need to discuss the goings-on of our nation and the world in an orderly and civil fashion. Following the meal, we discovered that we had neatly resolved every issue, and then, new ones popped up on the radar as we…See More

Dec 26, 2012

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Dec 12, 2012

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Warning! Americans will fall “through the cracks.”

For many years our fearless political and bureaucratic leaders have been warning us that if we do not enlarge, enhance or initiate new programs, too many Americans will fall “through the cracks.” The self-appointed social consciences of our nation do not hesitate to insist that each of us through enforced taxation be required to guarantee that no one in the United States will ever go hungry, live without adequate shelter or be denied the use of a cell phone. …See More

Dec 12, 2012

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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. Does it still exist?

The second paragraph of The Declaration of Independence identifies our unalienable rights as “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.” Since that courageous and glorious time in 1776 when our forbearers dared to challenge the power of Great Britain by declaring their rights to self determination, philosophers, political…See More

Dec 5, 2012

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One constant element ties the failing Cities and States together

Please allow me to apologize in advance for not having a valid attribution or link for the foundational premise of this column. I was listening to the “Quinn and Rose Show, the War room,” (commercial for ‘I heart radio”) on Tuesday and heard a reference about the pitiful conditions of many of our cities and some…See More

Nov 30, 2012

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Time to Step Up Our Game!

As a football aficionado and former mediocre running back, I’m aware that a solid ground game is usually necessary if a team is to succeed on game day. An effective running game requires the offensive linemen to do more than merely handle the defensive line. They must attack and neutralize the linebackers as well. Their efforts…See More

Nov 26, 2012

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“We was robbed!”

“We was robbed,” echoed through some halls and chambers where one might find the elite leaders of the GOP. Maybe. So what? Why not? When you’re complicit in expanding the reach and power of government, you inherently raise the stakes. More power, more force and more benefits are intoxicating for the type of people who gravitate to politics. When such glittering goodies are spread on the table, you can expect a mad dash toward the buffet…See More

Nov 12, 2012

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Let the raucous shouting begin!

This is the second installment of a three-part “decision week” series. Friday’s column is “New Beginnings.” Let the raucous shouting begin as a new era unfolds in America! Ooops…I allowed the mood of the mob affect my morose mulling about the truly malignant state of our nation. We are in deep, Friends, and there is no shovel currently in sight that will or can dig us out of this hole. Although I suspect that the only changes we’ll see regarding the growth and reach of big government will be…See More

Nov 7, 2012

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The frantic cries for jobs echo across the entire nation

There are roughly 23 million workers in the United States who are either unemployed or under-employed. The frantic cries for jobs echo across the entire nation. Even the robust shale fields of the Dakotas have a 3.5% unemployment rate. Given that five to six percent is considered “full employment,” the Northern Plains are good.…See More

Nov 5, 2012

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“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” That astute observation has been attributed to one of our nation’s Founders and Framers, Benjamin Franklin, Delegate from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Unfortunately too many of us fall into reactive mode rather than behaving proactively. As we scan the various polls and prognostications about the 2012 election, it appears that Governor Romney may be closing in on victory. So, if indeed, the trend continues for the next week or so, we…See More

Oct 30, 2012

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