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  • The jokes are over

    We have become a land of excuses with an ever-smaller portion of the population carrying the load for all. This is going to stop one of three ways.
  • Do you dread Christmas?
    Many people find this particular holiday season to be full of heartache, or a nameless void. They can feel a myriad of unwelcome emotions that threaten to overwhelm and sink them into a black hole.
  • House Speaker Johnson: We are setting up for Trump to come roaring back
    House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., joined "Fox and Friends" to discuss the short-term continuing resolution which avoids a costly government shutdown and a Christmas omnibus and ensures President Trump and Congressional Republicans will have full control of the reins of government in early 2025. 
  • Nancy Pelosi profited as luxury Napa resort wWon COVID-19 bailout
    A RealClearInvestigations analysis found that Pelosi’s profits spiked from a variety of holdings that won significant government rescue funds – which amounted to $28 million, a total more than previously known. For their family’s stake in the Auberge du Soleil, the Pelosis received more income in 2021, when bailout funds channeled to the resort, than any other time over the last 10 years.
  • What about consequences? Are Democrats immune?
    Every parent knows that the best way to maintain discipline is to mete out consequences for inappropriate behavior. Too bad Joe Biden never learned that lesson. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have given a blanket pardon to his son Hunter “for those offenses against the United States which he has committed or may have committed or taken part in during the period from January 1, 2014 through December 1, 2024.”
  • A sermon on Luke 1:39-45
    With the meeting of Mary and Elizabeth, we see the two greatest women in God's plan to save His humans. They are great because God chose them to give birth to the two greatest men who would do God's will to save us: Jesus and John the Baptist.
  • Give me liberty, not pronouns
    If 100% of bisexuals, transgenders, and pansexuals used non-standard pronouns (they do not) and all are offended if the remaining 94.6% of us do not publicly proclaim our pronouns in our signature cards and profiles (also untrue), then the pronoun kerfuffle risks offending 5.4% of Americans. From 10 to 20 times more Americans are offended by this babble.
  • A cauldron of cultural forces threatening our body politic
    Murder is never justified – or justifiable. The twisted response to Thompson’s assassination illuminates a deepening sickness across the country, a cauldron of cultural forces that threaten our body politic more than a single assassin’s bullets.
  • New Jersey lawmaker demands answers over unidentified drones
    How does Secretary Mayorkas who infamously told us for years that our southern border was secure and closed – when it was and is not – now insult our intelligence that "we haven’t seen anything unusual?" This is usual? 
  • Why it’s probably better to throw plastic in the trash
    While plastic and glass should probably be crushed and buried in a landfill, aluminum, tin, and paper – especially cardboard – should absolutely be recycled.
  • First snow
    It was then that I realized what she was thinking. We might not care, but she did. She knew, without any doubt, that it was her job was to keep an eye on this white stuff and protect our creek valley world.
  • Hillsboro Christmas shopping in 1899
    Ladies and gentlemen, don’t look now, but Christmas is less than a fortnight away. So on that note, how’s the Christmas shopping coming?
  • Be vigilant against scams this holiday season
    It is the season of giving but, unfortunately, it is also open season for criminals who take advantage of kindness and generosity. So, as you plan your shopping and end-of-year gifts, it is important to do your homework, make sure websites are legitimate and think about why an online person or entity might be asking you for money. 
  • The Paris Accords as 'climate insurance:' Unaffordable and unnecessary
    There are three points to make: the timescale for emissions reduction is arbitrary; the climate “threat” is far from dire; and the cost/benefit calculus very much depends on who is doing the calculation.
  • Plus seven years
    In my last column, I hopefully regaled you with my story about December 1974. Seven years later, 1981, found me working at the Westvaco Paper Mill at Wickliffe, Ky. Where is this? About two miles south of the merger of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. In “Huckleberry Finn” by Mark Twain, there is a fictional feud that takes place at about this spot. 
  • Tone-deaf lefties miss the point of rising consumer spending
    Liberal policymakers couldn’t help themselves: Ways and Means Committee Democrats, in a now-deleted post on X, cynically responded to the record-holiday shopping news report with, “And here we were thinking y’all couldn’t afford eggs!” Once again, they expose how out of touch they are with Americans’ hardship. 
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