Her words were reminiscent of a forced confession and apology to the benevolent Communist Chinese government. Her chilling statement; however, was not made in Beijing. It was made in a United States Courtroom in Washington, DC. 
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Monthly Archives: June 2021
My Conversation with a D-Day Veteran
On D-Day, June 6, 1944, Nineteen-year-old Private First Class, Julian Parker stood in silence with his fellow American soldiers on the landing craft as it churned toward Normandy. Seventy-seven years later, he talked with me about his experiences. by
This Cannot Continue
“This cannot continue.” Three simple words from Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger pushed my button.
According to Epoch Times , on June 14, Raffensperger opened an investigation into Fulton county because they could not produce 19,000 chain of custody forms. Here is the full quote: by
All Government Money Comes from You
We need to talk. As a nation we have spent on Covid relief as if money was perpetually flowing from an endless fountain.
Employers cannot find workers because for some it is more profitable to draw government benefits.
Don’t get angry at the person taking the benefits. The individual drawing the payments did the research and determined that it was worth the effort to apply for it and receive it if qualified. by
Reapportionment – A Reason for Optimism in the 2nd District
Every ten years we have a census in the United States. The purpose of the census is to determine the number of representatives from each state in the US House of Representatives. States and local governments also use the census to redraw the political districts, from Congress to County Commissions and many more.
The Supreme Court has established a rule commonly known as, “one man, one vote” for political districts. by