Jan
19th

A False Sense of Security

I’ve previously discussed ways in which we can begin to change our government through individual involvement and the abandonment of the political parties. Now it is time to move on to the more specific problems facing us today and apply the principals of Common Sense to finding some solutions. One of the first tasks of […]


Jan
17th

Specific Steps You Can Take Now

It is one thing to sit around and pontificate about the wrongs of government and society, tossing about complaints and concepts for change. It is another to actively begin to take some steps to help change occur. I am fully aware that the changes I’ve already proposed, as well as the ones the will be […]


Jan
13th

Making a Case for Rapid Reform

Up to now, I have been laying the groundwork from which to begin making our government more responsive to and more representative of the citizens of this country. This groundwork relies upon the concepts of Common Sense, personal involvement, and the demand for better leadership. I express a sense of urgency at times because I […]


Jan
11th

Freedom Isn’t Free

Most of us know the story of the Little Red Hen and her loaf of bread. For those of you who don’t, it goes something like this: LIttle Red had some wheat seeds and decided to grow some wheat and make some bread. All along the path to her goal, she sought to enlist the help of […]


Jan
9th

Not My Party

There is something wrong with our government and they way it is run. I’m not just talking about the federal government either, but our state and local governments as well. Lacking common sense leadership, beholden to corporate interests and finances, cornered by special interests and threatened lawsuits, and muzzled by political party philosophies, our governments […]


Jan
7th

America, America

The United States is often described as the best country in the world, mostly by us, but by many millions of others too. Since it’s beginning, America has held out a glimmer of hope for the oppressed people of the world and it has provided a measure of freedom and democracy to those who live […]