A big segment of the population that doesn’t understand how freedom requires the rule of law, and that without it we’re all right back to the jungle, where the strong and the mean rule over everyone else. The segment of the population that doesn’t understand that – or doesn’t accept it – has made Chicago and at least parts of most other American cities into war zones, where life is cheap, violence or the threat of it is the way all conflicts are settled and anyone weaker than the predators are fair game, regardless of race.
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What Leadership Looks Like, Part 1
In his book Leading the Way, Paul Borthwick says, “The world needs leaders who cannot be bought; whose word is their promise; who put character above wealth; who possess opinions and a will; who are larger than their vocations.”
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Recent American Clarion Articles
Obama Seeks to Shame Business
The Obama Administration just finalized another regulation that adds an estimated $454 million to the cost of doing business, will cost much to enforce, and the Labor Department admits it is basically unnecessary. What is going
The Failure of Public Schools is not Transgender Perversion
The Anne Arundel County Public School District in Maryland has instructed teachers and faculty to let transgender students bunk with other students of the gender with which they identify — and not tell
Learning From Simone Biles
The story of remarkable Simone Biles, America’s new record-breaking Olympic gymnast, serves up a powerful elixir for America’s troubled soul. We need only take a close look and learn. Today’s dire situation in much of black America reflects more than a half-century of trying to solve problems with
SOS: Speaking of Seniors – Medicare Failed Client
On August 23, 2016, I helped a client discover that the reason her Medicare supplement insurance company was not paying her claims from doctors and hospitals was because MEDICARE WAS NOT SENDING THE CLAIMS TO HER INSURANCE COMPANY. The client is from Valparaiso,
State Rep. Dan Dryden Died
South Dakota State Rep. Dan Dryden of Rapid City passed away this morning. Dryden had represented District 34 in the State House of Representatives since 2011 and was the vice chair of the House Appropriations
WHAT?! Student Who Had Year-Long Affair With Teacher Awarded $6 MILLION in Settlement
A California student had an affair with his teacher and she became pregnant, but wait – there is more to the story. Now this former student of Redlands high school will walk away with a cool $6 million dollars as a settlement. Wow,
Vietnam F-4 Fighter Pilot to Speak at Air and Space Museum
Retired USMC MAJ Ed McGaa, a Korean war veteran who flew 110 combat missions in F-4B Phantom fighters in Vietnam, will talk about his new book on global terrorism on Saturday, September 10, at Ellsworth Air Force Base’s South Dakota Air and Space Museum, starting at 9 am.
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