Yes, Mr./Ms. university dean, believe it or not, some people actually choose to make the military their career, or at lease try it.
Politics
Field Trip: The National Constitution Center, Philadelphia, PA
The history of our Constitution is inexorably linked to the history of our country itself. Just about every important moment in U.S. history therefore receives some coverage at the Center, from the American Revolution, to the Civil War, to Watergate.
An American Musing on the British Election
I have to say, I watch with fascination British politics, much the same way a dog watches with fascination a running vacuum-- not understanding what I see, but with an innate knowledge that it bears watching.
Huckabee Announces Presidential Bid
Today, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee announced his candidacy for President of the United States.
Dr. Ben Carson and Carly Fiorina Announce Join Presidential Race
Today, GOP presidential hopefuls Dr. Ben Carson and Carly Fiorina officially announced their candidacy for President of the U.S.
Why I’m a Conservative
I first became politically aware during the 1980 Presidential race. Ronald Reagan was running against Jimmy Carter. Back then I had no concept of what it meant to be conservative or liberal, Republican or Democrat.
No Need For Republicans to Wish for Hillary’s Quick Exit.
A champion is supposed to be the best, without equal. She was supposed to be America's champion in foreign policy. The world has a foreign policy champion. Unfortunately for us, he resides in the Kremlin.
Discussion Topic: The GOP Dream Candidate
All of the top-tier candidates have both pros and cons. They are all good, but none of them are perfect. I've often wished I could combine two or more of the candidates and create on super candidate.
Earth Day 2015
The more conservative parts of the country tend also to be some of the more rural, where the farms and ranches are, where Americans live closest to the land. These areas have the greatest concentrations of hunters, farmers and sportsmen in the country, in short those with the most to lose by not respecting Mother Earth.
NJ Right to Life Dinner, a Brief Summary.
Last night in New Brunswick, NJ, I attended my first NJRTL dinner. On social issues, I consider myself more libertarian than conservative, so what I wondered what I might hear of interest from the personal liberty perspective. I knew from past experience with the organization this event would not be some gathering of "right-wing extremist" as most of the … Continue reading NJ Right to Life Dinner, a Brief Summary.
Liberty Relearned 