Recent American Clarion Articles

• Crucial religious freedom case arrives to Supreme Court
  Even with Scalia's presence on the court, Obamacare survived two crucial court decisions that could have dealt it fatal or near-fatal blows. And then, last year, by a 5-4 vote, the court redefined marriage. Conservatives know that a loss of Scalia's conservative anchor would open the door for our
• RACIALYING: The Act Of Falsely Claiming Racism
  In the novel '1984', George Orwell developed a concept called 'NewSpeak', in which words were eliminated in order to prevent people from expressing a concept
• A Hundred-Plus Wayward Years
  In the aftermath of our latest Presidential election, both the disheartened democrats and their jubilant counterparts have been subjected to a better idea. Namely, the Electoral College is now considered “prehistoric” and/or
• Who Are These Protesters? Let Them Tell You…
  This week, young protesters were surrounding police cars in an attempt to free rioters who were being arrested for breaking the law. I know the media-backed (bought and paid for) rioting taking place is in many cases the voice of the unheard, yet that is not what we are dealing with in this
• Trump Triumph: Now Do What You Said You Would Do
  Don’t crack your back leaning across the aisle or you might end up with people looking back at all you have promised and trying to read your lips. If that happens in four years the very movement that has catapulted you to the pinnacle of power may end up saying, “You’re fired.”
• SOS: Speaking of Seniors - Bungling Bureaucracy
  November 15, 2016 was a special day. In addition to my normal administrative duties, I spent most of the day (over four hours) helping two clients with medical bill
• Congress Should Unify Around Article One
  In the wake of a bitter 2016 presidential battle and its acrimonious aftermath a critical question now confronts us: How do we govern a federal government many believe has become