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  • Americans are seeing the impact

    Senate Democrats have chosen to use our homeland and the safety of the American people as a political bargaining chip. This is a dangerous and reckless choice.
  • A sermon on the man born blind, John 9:1-41
    I found 100 verses about the Kingdom of God in the Bible. But nowhere did I find a definition of the Kingdom of God. Please permit my humble attempt to define the Kingdom as I understand it.
  • We must invest in civics for America’s 250th
    As we celebrate America’s 250th, let’s all do our part to educate ourselves and the young people in our lives about the ideas that animate our country and fill our lives with opportunity. Let’s make civics the cause of the year.
  • Grandpa
    Greg's grandfather was an old-time man, really one of the last of his kind. Greg called him Grandpa, and from Greg’s very first memories, he followed him about and learn his ways.
  • Highland County Homeless Shelter seeks community help amid funding cuts
    The Highland County Homeless Shelter is sounding an urgent alarm as entered 2026 with a $40,000 loss in federal funding, a cut that threatens to leave some of the county’s most vulnerable residents without a safe place to sleep.
  • Parents' rights advocates hail SCOTUS ruling against secret gender transitions
    The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Mirabelli v. Olson deciding against California’s law that allowed for gender transitions of school children without parental knowledge has met with commendation from advocacy groups and law firms, with a legal counsel calling the decision one of the “biggest parental rights wins” in a generation.
  • Kristi Noem, scapegoat
    Other than Kristi letting things go to her head and spending a pile of money making some television commercials about deportation starring herself, I can find little to fault Kristi Noem.
  • For America’s 250th birthday, make the Senate talk again
    This year, America turns 250 years old, and it deserves a birthday present – secure elections brought about by the SAVE America Act. It is time for the Senate to shake off the dust and use the only viable mechanism it has to pass the SAVE America Act – the talking filibuster.
  • What the political attacks on Fetterman reveal
    Few politicians evoke strong emotions like U.S. Sen. John Fetterman. Certainly, no Pennsylvania politician elicits more conversation. And no other major Democratic officeholder in America induces more rage among progressives.  
  • Iran: A humbling reminder of the public square we take for granted
    In Iran, the public square barely existed unless you were praising the ruling mullahs. The Iranian people have been voiceless because their government punishes speech with intimidation, imprisonment and violence.
  • Employee Appreciation Day
    The first Friday of March is observed as Employee Appreciation Day, a time to recognize employees’ critical role in business success.
  • 'I don’t remember you saying anything in 2016'
    And then for the senator that was saying that the president needs to come back for reauthorization, I don’t remember him saying anything in 2016 when Barack Obama, at the time, dropped 26,000 bombs in Syria, Pakistan, Libya, just to name a few.
  • A day that will live in infamy
    March 4, 2026 is a day that will live in infamy. And already bad things are happening. Legendary football coach Lou Holtz died today around the time my wife bought a cheap Tracfone for me. Don't ask me for the number. I do not know it, nor do I want to.
  • The radical left’s green scam is running out of fuel
    Entrusting radical climate organizations with protecting the U.S. is like letting a 5-year-old drive your Ferrari. It’s time to take away their keys and remove tax-exempt status from compromised climate groups. 
  • Tippy, Chapter Nine
    I decided my schedule was shorter than the shelter’s. I need to heal up some but get out of this place at once.
  • Liberty over limitation
    The government should always aim to support responsible citizens, not stand in their way. When we remove and reduce bureaucratic hurdles, we can unleash our economy and create a marketplace where more goods are accessible and affordable for everyone.
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