I Voted – Here’s How
I am often asked for my opinion on various races. When those I respect and trust tell me that they […]
A Special 4th of July
I wish to take a point of personal privilege in this article. On July 4, our nation celebrates the anniversary
OIG Report – Part 2 – The Unnamed Hero
The story you are about to read is true. No names were changed because few were innocent. There are some
The OIG Report – Part 1
This commentary is a little longer than my average comments. I read the entire OIG report, all 500 plus pages,
Pardon – Returning to the Constitutional Intent
President Trump raised eyebrows with recent pardons and reprieves. He needled his opponents by stating that the President even has
He Still Remembers D-Day
“There were body parts flying everywhere.” 93 year old Julian Parker of Cordele still remembers D-Day, June 6, 1944, wading
Persistence
What does it mean to be persistent? In the book of Luke, chapter 18, Jesus tells a parable of a
Remember the Cause For Which They Died
On Memorial Day we pause to remember those who gave their lives for our nation. It is also important to
Unfettered Power
“Unfettered power.” Two words from the bench of Federal District Court Judge T. S. Ellis III that sum up the
Marview Farms – From Cuba to the American Dream
Fernando Mendez was born in Cuba during the Communist regime of Fidel Castro. Before Castro, Fernando’s father owned a small