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Politics: When Public Service Becomes a Family Franchise

Apparently, the idea of being in “government” has an allure that becomes familial, a “like father, like son” approach. Congress is filled with either husband then wife, son then daughter, daughter then son and multiple other combinations of cousins who want to be elected to do whatever government does.  What the allure is, makes me wonder […]

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Flock Cameras and the Expanding Surveillance State

Communities across America are increasingly installing Flock Safety cameras with the promise of reducing crime and assisting law enforcement. While public safety is an important government function, citizens should carefully consider the constitutional and privacy implications of creating widespread surveillance networks that monitor the movements of law-abiding individuals. Flock cameras are designed to capture vehicle

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Memorial Day: The Dead Are Honored While the Living Are Left to Suffer the Loss

Memorial Day is a day set aside to honor the fallen — the soldiers who never returned home, the young men and women who gave everything in the name of duty, country, and freedom. We place flags at gravesites, attend ceremonies, watch old war movies, and repeat phrases like “All gave some, some gave all.”

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From Limited Government to Police State: How We Lost the Republic

Our government has spun out of control. It has deviated extremely from what it is supposed to be; namely, a republican form of government with a limited government – not a boundless control-freaks. Our law enforcement agencies on all levels may claim they are republicans and that they subscribe to a republican form of government,

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When Candidates Stay Silent and Textbooks Leave Out the Details

Campaign Silence on Controversial Educational Issues Most candidates for school board will not put it on their campaign materials or website if they want to eliminate textbooks that misrepresent Islam and hold the publishers accountable, such as McGraw Hill, who sells millions of textbooks to public schools, including to Charlotte County Public Schools. Most candidates

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Grassroots America Is Rising Against Elitism and Political Control

Across the country, a growing grassroots movement is pushing back against what many Americans see as a dangerous combination of elitism, political corruption, government overreach, and the steady erosion of constitutional values. Citizens are increasingly frustrated with career politicians, dark money influence, rising taxes, weakening local control, and institutions that appear more interested in protecting

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