How far we have come in America. Since Washington’s modesty there has been no implication that the president of these United States has ever been handed the unilateral authority of kings, monarchs, or dictators.

There has not been a more perplexing turn of events in our politics in many years. Perhaps only at the birth of our nation or at the outset of the Civil War has there been this much distress, angst and civil discontent. Explaining what these events mean will be very difficult.

This kind of mistake happens all over the country on a daily basis. If no one helps the senior citizen to find and fix the problem, the senior citizen on Medicare is hounded until a bill that is not really owed is paid by the innocent senior citizen. How sad.

If the teachers unions are outraged by Donald Trump’s selection of Betsy DeVos as the new secretary of education, our president-elect must have made a good choice.

The writing’s on the wall and the threats to humanity are increasing by the day. It’s a day when tyrants are honored by so-called religious leaders and demonic agendas proceed to go mainstream.

It was reported that Paul Ryan’s first major legislative achievement was a total and complete sell-out of the American people, which masqueraded as an appropriations bill.

Christian liberty sacrificed at the altar of greed; it’s a tragic tale in which corporate America defines a new arbitrary moral code.

Statistically speaking, American Millennials’ (ages 18-34) worst subject is history. Many know very little about our European ancestors, the Pilgrims, to whom the first Thanksgiving is attributed. These were the first Christian families to settle on the east coast of America. Contrary to modern-day teaching, the main purpose the Pilgrims came to America was NOT religious freedom.

As Donald Trump’s transition team shifts into high gear, we need to be praying for them as well as for him because the decisions made in these days will have great consequences. Those who are chosen to surround the president will have enormous influence upon him and the decisions he will make in office.

For the second time this century, a Republican president will be sworn in to office having won the electoral college majority needed to win but having lost the national popular vote. Naturally, this is once again leading to calls among Democrat activists to abolish the electoral college in the Constitution.