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BarbWire, its many contributors, and great pro-family organizations from coast to coast are currently engaged in a massive remedial education effort. There is a lot of misunderstanding when it comes to the nature of…
Read MoreI write about it often: Leadership, in fact statesmanship, requires “taking the whole nation to school.” That’s not some dreamy over-idealistic thought — it’s what happens every time a country has to be rallied to…
Read MoreIt’s a common question: why aren’t the elected guys and gals in Washington D.C. solving the problems our nation faces? That question can’t imply that nothing is getting accomplished, since the White House and…
Read MoreMany Microsoft product users have battled blue screens, countless error codes, and any number of other operating system and software problems for more than twenty years. In just the past few months these customers…
Read MoreLast time I started writing about what I consider to be the most frustrating thing about working in and around politics. What does this have to do with the subject of reaching the uninformed?…
Read MoreMy purpose in this series of articles isn’t to be combative or offend but to share what I see as the number one problem — and challenge — facing Republicans and conservatives. What qualifies me…
Read MoreIn 2009 when the Tea Party movement began I was co-hosting a radio show in the Chicago area and two of my co-hosts and I were very vocal in encouraging the new activists to…
Read MoreA quick review is in order since we left this topic a while back — it won’t take long at all. It’s my argument that the political left gets the job done when it…
Read MoreIn a terrific and long post at RealitySandwich.com, writer Jonathan Zap has an article titled “Foxes and Reptiles: Psychopathy and the Financial Meltdown.” As I suggested in part 1, Zap states the fact that…
Read MoreEvery now and then Republican writer and speaker Ann Coulter pens something that catches my eye. I’ve never been a big fan of Coulter’s. She’s a colorful and successful person, to be sure, but…
Read MoreBruce Walker at American Thinker has an interesting article up about the latest Battleground Poll (you can read it here). He opens: The latest Battleground Poll, compared with prior Battleground Polls, shows the percentage…
Read MoreHaving spent five articles excerpting Bruce Thornton’s book Eros—The Myth of Ancient Greek Sexuality, I wanted to also note an article on the topic by Robert R. Reilly that posted last year. Reilly is…
Read MoreWrapping up our look at Bruce Thornton’s book Eros—The Myth of Ancient Greek Sexuality, one side in today’s debate regarding so-called homosexual “rights” cries “homophobe!,” “hater!,” “bigot!” In Thornton’s book we learn that there was…
Read MoreI closed part 3 with this: And all this time you thought it was only “repressed” Christians that weren’t enlightened enough to see the supposed harmlessness of homosexuality. In Eros—The Myth of Ancient Greek…
Read MoreFor the Greeks, sexual desire, ultimately a force of nature to procreate, can be controlled for good. In his book Eros—The Myth of Ancient Greek Sexuality, Bruce Thornton explains that a common metaphor for…
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