The picture to the left comes from the 1984 World Series between the Detroit Tigers and San Diego Padres. It shows Tigers shortstop Alan Trammell taking a lead, with Padres 1st baseman Steve Garvey holding him close.In Game #4 of that World Series, Trammell, a borderline Hall of Famer whose case will continue to correctly … Continue reading Day baseball vital to game’s popularity
Miniumum wage: Be careful what you wish for…you just might get it
Democrats, led by President Obama, are trying to raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 per hour up to $10.10 per hour. Many Republicans have come out against such an increase.Efforts such as raising the minimum wage are attempted, not to help the poor or middle-class, but to wage (pun intended) a continuing political and … Continue reading Miniumum wage: Be careful what you wish for…you just might get it
2013 American of the Year: Ted Cruz
The junior U.S. Senator from the great state of Texas, Ted Cruz, has been selected as this website's 10th annual American of the Year, marking the first time that someone born outside of the country has been so honored. Cruz was born in Canada, in the city of Calgary and province of Alberta in … Continue reading 2013 American of the Year: Ted Cruz
A&E Crucifies ‘Duck Dynasty’ Patriarch Phil Robertson
A&E Crucifies 'Duck Dynasty' Patriarch Phil Robertson
Will freedom of the press fall in winter?
I like to consider myself a "Constitutionalist" - I'm a big fan of the United States Constitution. I believe it to be one of the most inspired governmental documents that mankind has ever conceived.I believe that in court rulings it should be interpreted narrowly by modern jurists.I also believe that the Constitution as originally conceived … Continue reading Will freedom of the press fall in winter?
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