Do you get the sense nowadays there are two Americas? That there’s the America the left wants, and then what’s left of actual America? You’re on to something.
A lifelong conservative and an alum, I was invited to speak on campus this month opposite a Democratic National Convention Committee “political operative,” another alum.
Instead of embracing our free enterprise system, Democrats are pushing greater government control of our economy and our lives, complete with higher taxes and regulatory regimes that will undermine our liberty and do nothing to solve the nation’s problems.
Usually, it’s conservatives who complain of media bias. But now progressives are starting to beef about the mainstream media’s coverage of Democratic presidential aspirants.
This Memorial Day, as they have since 1925, the members of The American Legion in Bladensburg, Maryland, will gather before the Bladensburg WWI Veterans Memorial to lead the community in a moment of remembrance.
As much as we balk from the topic, the current landscape mandates that we discuss end-of-life care with aging loved ones openly, honestly, and compassionately, before calamity strikes.
I had always considered myself generous, but radical givers, along with the joy and freedom they somehow seem to possess, made me question what I was missing.
Memorial Day stands out as a time of respite when I can quietly and respectfully honor my brother and all the others who have fallen as a result of their sacrifice to our nation.
It’s no secret that vulnerability gets a bad rap in today’s culture. From our dating lives to the work world, many of us adopt the fear that if we show all of our cards, we’ll get burned.