How the Democrats try and disenfranchise voters
My latest commentary for the Patriot Post. Here’s more proof the left isn’t interested in your opinion unless they give it to you. A couple weeks back on another website I detailed how conservatives in...
View ArticleOn the next American Revolution
Rarely do I completely give over my website to guest commentary, but this is too good to chop up and I don’t feel the need to add to it – this stands well all by itself. The op-ed comes from Mark...
View ArticleGingrich returns to school
My latest commentary, this time on Patriot Post. I took my reporter’s hat and added more of my opinion… At one time in his life Newt Gingrich was at home in the academic world, perhaps even moreso than...
View ArticleLosing the war on poverty
Many of you know this, but some don’t: one of my tasks when I’m not working on this site is to contribute content to the Patriot Post. On Friday they ran a slightly edited version of something I wrote...
View ArticleA statement of Christian support
I saw this in my e-mail today and I’m now indirectly a part of it in two respects. The Patriot Post has opened up a petition to show support for Chick-fil-A and over 6,000 have signed up. That’s all...
View ArticleWill Maryland have its own Proposition 8-style fallout?
It makes headlines when a private business is the subject of mass support for its position or, conversely, suffers damage for unwittingly taking a stand, but another political weapon with the potential...
View ArticleA guest Christmas message
Normally I have kept monoblogue dark on Christmas Day, choosing to invest the time with family and friends instead of here on my website. But this year I decided to feature a link to this message from...
View ArticleOdds and ends number 69
It’s not meant to be a weekly Saturday fixture, but thus far in 2013 it was worked out that I’ve done an O&E post each Saturday. (I have to look the prior one up to see what number I am on – can’t...
View ArticleA great change
Some of you who have stuck with this website through thick and thin know I also moonlight on the side for a website called the Patriot Post. Each week my editor Nate sends me a story idea (or two or...
View ArticleSound advice for me and my fellows
As many of you know, I write regularly for the Patriot Post. As such, I’ve been a longtime subscriber to their various releases and today editor Mark Alexander wrote a piece called “The GOP’s...
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AC Week in review – July 27, 2014
Thought I was missing something this morning. Oh well, it gave my previous post a little time to breathe. Actually, I had a busy week outside the AC realm – actually, outside the entire realm of...
View ArticleThe silly season
Normally on Thursday night I write a piece for the Patriot Post. But this week my editor came to me and said that the news was so slow I had the week off. Basically they’ve covered their fill of...
View ArticleThe steep learning curve
Over the last few months I’ve given a little bit of attention to the campaign Ben Carson is running for President. He was one of the earliest informal entrants, in part because of a grassroots campaign...
View ArticleIt’s all been done before – so why is Jenner such a big deal?
Not that I have a whole lot of choice based on all the media attention, but the story of Caitlyn Jenner rebranding herself as a woman after 65 years of being Bruce and winning the Olympic decathlon in...
View Article9/11: The varsity team is back
Instead of a post here to commemorate 9/11, I was asked by the Patriot Post to write a piece on it, tying in the intelligence burnishing that’s been in the news lately. (Just as a little blowing of my...
View ArticleThe ‘shame’ of prayer
In the category of ‘never let good writing go to waste’, I bring you this from today’s Patriot Post. It’s a question we should ask the Left – exactly what harm is there in a prayer for the victims and...
View ArticleOdds and ends number 78
Here I go again, producing those little dribs and drabs of information that I need a sentence to a couple paragraphs to discuss. For example, I don’t need to give much more than an “attaboy” to Ted...
View ArticleReplacing Scalia
Sometimes in life timing is everything. Being out of the loop yesterday due to some family business, I didn’t learn about Justice Antonin Scalia’s death until I saw it on the evening network news. (My...
View ArticleMounting frustration in some quarters
Last night I wrote a lengthy piece for the Patriot Post that served as a preview for tomorrow’s South Carolina primary but also speculated a little bit about what could happen if Donald Trump was the...
View ArticleMore hidden costs of climate compliance
In the interest of not letting good writing go to waste, allow me to direct you to the Patriot Post today. I truly enjoyed writing on my assigned topic this week, but wanted to share a couple other...
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