Living in a House Divided
Every time you see an ad for the holidays, it features the all-American family, smiling and laughing, carving the turkey. What you don’t see are the political arguments. A… Read more »
Every time you see an ad for the holidays, it features the all-American family, smiling and laughing, carving the turkey. What you don’t see are the political arguments. A… Read more »
The results are in, and President Trump passed his physical in flying colors. Sure, the doctor said, he could stand to lose a few pounds, and do more exercise, but… Read more »
If you read my recent stories about presidents, you may have noticed a common thread in our nation’s 240-year history. Almost all the presidents were elected after they had served… Read more »
I try to limit myself to one topic per week, but there are three things on my mind. One is good, one is sad, and the other is bad. … Read more »
I’ve gotten to that age where I’m going to more funerals than I once did. It makes you think, doesn’t it? When you’re young, you think you’ll live forever. But… Read more »
You know the saying: if it was a fish, I’d throw it back in. Well, 2017 is history, and what a stinker it was. Truthfully, it wasn’t a total loss. … Read more »
Talk about an unsung hero: how about James Rogers! James is a humble fellow. He has no idea I’m writing this story about him. If he did, he would laugh… Read more »
As we begin the final installment of history’s forgotten presidents, here is some reaction from the first three stories. (Read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.) One teacher pledged… Read more »
Thanks to the glorious black-and-white films of the Andy Griffith Show, Jim Nabors will never die. “Gomer Pyle” will outlive us all. So will Sheriff Andy, Deputy Barney, Aunt Bee,… Read more »
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this story, I’ve tried to shine a light on our lesser-known presidents. When I visit middle and high school students, it saddens me… Read more »