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Is this once great nation beyond repair? Let’s fix it. Common sense need apply. This site contains articles and opinions on what’s wrong with America and advice on how to fix it.
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Where did you learn to drive?!?!?!
In order to survive a drive on America’s roads, a properly attentive driver should be absolutely exhausted at the end of their drive. It’s not fair, and it shouldn’t be necessary. It sucks. Why is it this way, then? As with so many other problems in our society, it all comes down to relaxed standards…
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Time For A Legitimate 3rd Party
Two giants, with all the power divided between them, go head-to-head year after year. The majority separated by only a few seats. And so congress does absolutely nothing while collecting their fat checks. A constant stalemate. When one political party gains majority, it’s no big deal. The opposing party will get it back next election.…
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Bars For Babysitters?
By David Gordon, special contributor A lot of micro brewers, cider houses and tap rooms are converting to “family Friendly.” Wrong. It is dangerous. One slice of patrons just want beer, whilst the parents want no sitters AND beer. I witnessed a very ugly encounter at our local taphouse. Kids running around in the parking…
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Is It Time For A Parenting License?
I’m not much of a government intrusion type of guy. I prefer a live and let live lifestyle. Especially in areas I believe the government has no business in whatsoever. It is with much regret I have to even consider it, but I think it’s time for a parenting license. Before you start burning me…
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A Second Civil War?
Could America really have a second Civil War? It’s possible there will be a division in this country that will lead to some sort of violence. I firmly believe that. However, the battle lines are not so easy to draw. Let’s examine the factors. First, the “War of Northern Aggression” had clear boundaries. North vs.…
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Memorial Day Melancholy
It’s long been a tradition of mine to spend the morning of Memorial Day alone, sitting in a quiet spot, and thinking about those who “gave all.” I think a bit about friends and acquaintances whom I saw pass during my military career. I silently thank them. This year, I was a bit more melancholy…
