December 4, 2022
By John W. Gardner
Given today’s current politically polarized society, golf allows two people the chance to talk things through. Golf is more than a game; it’s a regulated
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December 3, 2022
By George A. Harris, Ph.D.
Those who want to overthrow a tyrannical government better have enough firepower to win because prosecutors won’t have sympathy with their patriotism or interpretation of
December 2, 2022
By Dr. Michael H. Gavin
We need some distance, some sobriety, to see the discourse clearly, and ask a few simple questions: Why is this dinner, attended by a proven
December 1, 2022
By Danny Cevallos
A Florida woman is suing Kraft Heinz for allegedly misleading advertising based on the time the box says it takes to microwave a cup of
November 30, 2022
By Richard Brown
There’s a constitutional void that must be addressed. All major press/media, networks, print, and even US-based social media need to identify and expose the anti-constitutional
November 29, 2022
By Jeff Clark
There are many reasons that drivers are getting progressively worse. We have become reliant on technology. Mostly though, we just aren’t paying attention.
November 27, 2022
By Michael Smerconish
No amount of carnage — even involving kids — will give politicians the willingness to address a uniquely American problem. We aren’t inherently more violent
November 24, 2022
By The Bipartisan Policy Center
Thanksgiving is a reminder that there’s more that unites us as Americans than divides us. We don’t believe families should avoid politics when they get
November 23, 2022
By Jeremy Gruber and John Opdyke
Independent voters just obliterated the condescending stereotypes that they are apathetic and uninformed. They rejected the politics of extreme partisanship, election denial, and disinformation. They
November 21, 2022
By William Sciambi
Assurances by our political leaders, election officials, voting machine companies, and major news organizations that voter fraud is virtually nonexistent, fall on deaf ears to
November 20, 2022
By Seth Adamson
While having things stay the same is comfortable, unfortunately, keeping things the same is neither the nature nor the path of our existence. That is
November 18, 2022
By Mark D. Olson
Even before his announcement on November 15. the media –both red and blue– have accepted that Trump is actively running to be the Republican candidate
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