Middle School Drama on National Stage
Three winds currently blowing through political Washington: the never-ending, middle school-esque drama talk, the steady reduction of executive overreach and the need for legislative leadership. All three will have an effect on mid-term elections next year. The...
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Although America’s Civil War battlefields are wracked with memorials, few of us take the time to notice the dates that are actually on them. Pay close attention, and you’ll suddenly realize that although the war ended in 1865, only a handful of statues went up in the...
Are Our Mideast Wars Forever?
“The Kurds have no friends but the mountains,” is an old lament. Last week, it must have been very much on Kurdish minds. As their U.S. allies watched, the Kurdish peshmerga fighters were run out of Kirkuk and all the territory they had captured fighting...
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GEORGIA: Andersonville’s Complicated History The approach of Veterans Day — Nov. 11 — got me to thinking about a one-day tour bus trip I took some years ago along with about 50 other travelers. We visited a National Historic Site in Georgia — Andersonville, a...Obiter Dicta
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TEXAS: State parks department fights to withhold agenda amid fears of Boca Chica sale to SpaceX The Texas Tribune reviewed a copy of a draft Texas Parks and Wildlife agenda Read More