We have to take a look at the first year of Trump’s Presidency and evaluate the successes and failures.  First, we will start with the successes. He was able to nominate and confirm Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.  If nothing else had been accomplished this was a major success. Of course, the Democrats and… Continue reading Trump’s First Year in the White House

Last night the political landscape was rocked when the Republicans lost a Senate seat in Alabama.  This would normally be unthinkable in what is a reliably deep red state.  But this was not a normal Senate race from the beginning. When Jeff Sessions accepted the position of Attorney General in the Trump Administration he had… Continue reading Sweet Home Alabama

A recent study by a foundation found that nearly half of millennials would prefer to live in a socialist or even communist country rather than one that is based on capitalism.  Is this shocking to anyone?  The same study showed that a majority of them admired Josef Stalin and Kim Jong-un, the leader of North… Continue reading Freedom vs Oppression

I wanted to venture into a subject that is not political but is rapidly having political ramifications.  I am talking about sexual harassment of women both in the workplace and in life.  My wife and I raised four daughters and I am sure that all four experienced some form of harassment in their lives. This… Continue reading Sexual Harassment