“Congress shall make no law … abridging … the right of the people … to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” In accordance with the 1st Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America, we, the people of the United States, do hereby petition the three branches of government of these … Continue reading A Petition for Redress of Grievances
Author: jskline991
Greatest Generation?
Was the generation that survived the depression and won World War II the greatest generation? They certainly rose to the challenges of their times and were great, but were they truly greater than the generations who left the Old World for the undeveloped New World, won independence, or preserved the Union? Were these generations motivated … Continue reading Greatest Generation?
A Return to the Founder’s House of Representatives
Congress is a mess and we all know it. Much of the blame for the vast bureaucratic “swamp” in Washington falls on Congress. What no one agrees on is whether Congress can be fixed. If an attempt was made to fix it, how could it be done? Our Founders designed Congress and tampering with what … Continue reading A Return to the Founder’s House of Representatives
Big City Suicide and Rebirth
Once I thought that big cities, like Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, Oakland, and Milwaukee, were run by people who really wanted to have great cities with balanced budgets, safe streets, and booming economies. I thought that their desire to tax heavily and spend more than they took in was intended somehow to support those goals, but … Continue reading Big City Suicide and Rebirth
Person of the Year
Year in, year out, who is the person of the year? By definition, the person of the year, every year, is the person we number our years by, Jesus of Nazareth. Every time we write or say the year, we acknowledge and honor Him. He is bigger than the years we count since He alone … Continue reading Person of the Year
Joe Biden Should Concede
Conceding would be the right thing to do since it has become obvious to anyone who has objectively reviewed the election results that election irregularities were the reason Mr. Biden appeared to win. Accepting the Presidency under this cloud would seriously harm the Republic and undermine American faith in our election system. Mr. Biden, as … Continue reading Joe Biden Should Concede
It’s not about Trump
After the election many people, including some Trump supporters, have said he lost because of his personality, and the tone of many of his Tweets. They say they wish he would quit calling other people names and bullying them. Fine, they can think that, but his enemies do not oppose him because of his personality, … Continue reading It’s not about Trump
Voter Frog
A lot of people have been talking about Voter Frog. Does he exist? It sure seems to most people that he does exist and has been hopping around for a long time. The question on some people’s minds today is just how big is he? Voter Frog is apparently only visible to a portion of … Continue reading Voter Frog
Good News
This election has shown that cheating is the only way that leftists can win in most parts of our country. I strongly suspect that even in some of the “Blue” cities, a fraud-free election would be very close. By showing us how they cheat, the left has given the right a road map for fixing … Continue reading Good News
It’s not about Proving Voter Fraud
No, it’s not about proving that there was fraud, it is about proving there was not. If our elected officials at the local, county and state levels cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt an election was an accurate reflection of the will of the people, then the results are meaningless. In elections, the burden of … Continue reading It’s not about Proving Voter Fraud
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