Faced with the unthinkable, Tyler Robinson’s father chose to notify police and ensure his son turned himself in– a decision that underscores the importance of doing what’s right in a moment of anguish.
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Really wonderful people voted for that other candidate. Are you okay with that?
“How could you possibly have voted for that person?!” so many say on both sides. A persuasive answer to that could alleviate angst and preserve peace of mind we’ll all need in the days ahead.
When the Ideal Candidate Doesn’t Exist
In frustrating election years like this one, it’s easy to wish for a nostalgic time when Americans chose from people that were truly admired. What is a person of conscience to do? A 17-year old, too young to vote, weighs in.
History Repeating Itself?
A Democrat president resigning, a vice president trying to secure the nomination, the possibility of a divisive, contested convention looming in Chicago, the likelihood of further polarization and protests. Sounds like today’s headlines right? But it has all happened before, 56 years ago, and I had a front row seat, so today I have some observations.
How WHO May Corrupt Your Children
For people losing faith in local or national government over abuses regarding free speech, excessive spending, corruption, or other misdeeds, it’s easy to be even more skeptical of global agencies seeking to influence or control multiple nations, especially when those agencies seem to be aligned with forces or nations that oppose the principles of freedom enshrined in the US Constitution. But let’s not get too extreme in our concerns.
How the oddest couple of American politics saved religious liberty
In terms of ideology, Orrin Hatch and Ted Kennedy couldn’t have been more different. “One of the reasons I ran for the Senate was to fight Ted Kennedy,” Hatch once said of Kennedy, “who embodied everything I felt was wrong with Washington.” But through the 1980s and 1990s, the two men became the yin and yang, the oddest couple of American politics.
Be an Informed Citizen: The Ideal Tool For Discovering Unbiased Sources Regarding Elected Officials
I find it hard to find unbiased sources (do they even exist?) for how elected officials interact with fellow representatives and others when they represent me on the city, county, state and federal level of government. Then I found CitizenPortal.AI.
