Tom Purcell,FloydReports.com A week ago,Los Angeles Times editors asked readers if New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has the look of a president. “Is America ready for a president who,frankly,doesn’t look healthy?”they asked. Sheesh! You’d think corpulent Americans might catch a break in these sensitive times. The editors explained that [...] Floyd and Mary Beth Brown,FloydReports.com This a Fourth of July we are reflecting on the Founding Father’s intensive study of the Roman civilization. Knowing history,they embraced Rome’s virtues and eschewed her vices. The Founders understood the currents of history which gave us a collective heritage unrivaled. Sadly,we as a nation are [...] Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson,FloydReports.com This Fourth of July marks 235 years since the Declaration of Independence was published. In this immortal document,the Spirit of ’76 was given its fullest,most eloquent expression. The Declaration is a timeless document,espousing eternal principles that,while forever historically identified with America,are universal in their [...] Ben Johnson,The White House Watch Once again,the conservative movement is trying to play catch-up to this website. First,this author discovered that Barack Obama hauled Arizona before the United Nations over its immigration law. Some big media outlets eventually caught up —albeit without giving a shred of credit. Then [...] Don Feder,GrassTopsUSA.com Speaking at the dedication of a cemetery at Gettysburg,just months after the climatic battle of the Civil War,Abraham Lincoln called on the Americans of his day to “highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain.” That’s the challenge Americans confront – not just on Memorial Day,[...] Danny Tyree,FloydReports.com I recently read an article lamenting the fact that federal participation in commemorating the 150th anniversary of the War Between The States has been practically nil. This lackluster performance should have come as no surprise,since the U.S. is too busy meddling in everyone else’s civil wars to acknowledge its own [...] Suzanne Eovaldi,FloydReports.com In a fit of political correctness,a Seattle school now has renamed Easter eggs as “Spring Spheres.”Candy canes sporting the red color of Christ’s blood and the green of the Christian Christmas tress have all but been banned from our schools. As I stood to hear the Palm [...] Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com I never thought I would write these words but —God bless Kim Kardashian. On her website,nestled beneath announcements of Belle Noel’s spring collection and “Jenny McCarthy’s fearless ShoeDazzle Shoe!”is a blog entry entitled,“Time to Recognize the Armenian Genocide.”In it,the reality show star reminds the world [...] Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com As the nation digests Barack Obama’s plan to ride a tax hike to re-election,one phrase from yesterday’s budget speech confirms what this author has long stated:the president is fundamentally an anti-American Messianic figure who believes he was sent to save our nation from itself and its Founders. Speaking a [...] Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com For some conservatives,the most sacred initials in policymaking are WWRRD:What Would Ronald Reagan Do? Whenever America encounters a situation similar to one faced by the Gipper,they say the proper course is to follow his lead. Barack Obama’s undeclared war in Libya is such a situation,but I’m afraid [...] Suzanne Eovaldi,CoachIsRight.com “White America still owes us,”is the misguided mantra foisted on blacks for decades. That is upsetting to Lloyd Marcus,an unhyphenated American of African descent,who decries what February,Black History Month,has become in our nation. He says it has become the special time of the year [...] Floyd and Mary Beth Brown,FloydReports.com “If we do this [change the date of the Washington holiday celebration],ten years from now our school children will not know what February 22 means. They will not know or care when George Washington was born. They will know that in the middle of February [...] By Monica,Hearts for Him Spectacular,inspiring,encouraging –that is how I would describe this book. Mary Beth Brown has done a superb job sharing about the faith of this beloved president. I was born during Reagan’s presidency and sadly I don’t remember much about that crucial period in our country’s [...] Today marks the 100th anniversary of Ronald Reagan’s birth. From humble origins in Illinois as the son of an alcoholic,he rose through the ranks of sportscasting to career in Hollywood,to the pinnacle of political power. We have assembled a collection of videos reflecting the highlights of his public life. Although Reagan had been [...] Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com In the State of the Union Address,Obama said:“We are the first nation to be founded for the sake of an idea – the idea that each of us deserves the chance to shape our own destiny. That is why centuries of pioneers and immigrants have risked everything [...] Tom Purcell,FloydReports.com Ah,New Year’s Eve. What a great night to revisit the past year. Though I’d rather revisit 1999. The unemployment rate was 4.2 percent in 1999. Dot-com stocks were still creating lots of paper millionaires. The U.S. deficit for that year was $1 billion —that’s right,“billion”with [...] Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson,FloydReports.com Every fall in my Econ 101 course,during the last class period before we part for Thanksgiving,I share a lesson from early American history. It is particularly timely,because it deals with those we credit with the first American Thanksgiving,the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony. Upon [...] Judicial Watch A public school district in the U.S. has spent thousands of dollars on a ghastly “educational tool” that uses rap lyrics and refers to the authors of the Constitution as “old dead white men.” The innovative “hip-hop” curriculum is supposed to help at-risk kids in Oklahoma City Public Schools boost their academic [...] | |