We conservatives are too hard on liberals sometimes.  I mean really, we just need to give their policies and positions some time. Given enough time, sooner or later, liberals will always prove that conservatives were correct all along.

South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard is in Afghanistan today and tomorrow with two other Governors on a Department of Defense trip to meet with National Guard troops from the three states and get a first-hand look at military operations. Govs. Daugaard, Rick Snyder of Michigan and Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island visited military bases in Kuwait on Tuesday.

As I mentioned a couple of months ago, the Life and Liberty Group has launched LibertyToday.TV, a TV program broadcast on KCPO TV and their affiliates across South Dakota. I got a chance recently to talk with Gordon Howie on LibertyToday, and this video is from our chat. Indications are that the interview already has some area liberals in a foul mood. Good.

Since Earth Day is right around the corner, here is an important question: paper or plastic? When checking out at a grocery store, which bag do you prefer? There are arguments for and against both types of bags. So which bag do you choose? Well, if you live in Los Angeles this decision might soon be a moot point.

Another great “Afterburner” video from Bill Whittle. He talks about the astonishing failures of education and our public education system in America. There are actually young people today who don’t know that James Cameron’s “Titanic” movie was based on a real ship that really sank, or that we really landed on the moon 40 years ago. Perhaps the most frightening thing about such ignorance is that when you don’t know history, you don’t have the option of learning from history to avoid the mistakes made by others who came before you.

Isn’t this just the perfect picture of the “mainstream” media? Which is why going forward I plan to always refer to the “mainstream” media as the Obama Administration’s Ministry of Public Enlightenment (aka the “mainstream” media).

William Brewster died APRIL 18, 1644. His position as a leader of the Pilgrim church in England led to his capture and imprisonment. Fleeing to Holland, Brewster later sailed with the Pilgrims to America, signed the Mayflower Compact and was elected an elder.