By Michael Bresciani December 21, 2010 With eight GOP Senators joining the vote to repeal DADT, including much heralded Scott Brown (R) of Massachusetts now gays can prance in array around the military just like they now do in the classrooms, the media and …

By Curtis Dahlgren December 24, 2010 "New opinions are always suspected, and usually opposed without any other reason but because they are not already common . . . [but] "All men are liable to error; and most men are, in many points, by passion …

By Sylvia Thompson March 22, 2014 It is patently clear that the Obama administration and the Left have always intended to scuttle the military, and it is irritating to me that so many couch the intent as "social experimentation." Yes, the means …

Author James Powers served under the "don't ask, don't tell" policy and saw how it silenced LGBTQ+ troops. Now in 2025, state legislatures and school boards are removing DEI programs and LGBTQ+ protections. "DEI isn’t some woke …

By Michael Bresciani December 29, 2010 This will be a transitional year for America and indeed the rest of the world as well. Too many degenerative changes have been set in motion across the globe for us to see much of a reversal in the great demise of …

By Michael Bresciani June 10, 2009 June 6 is D-Day, June 14 is Flag Day and this year we will celebrate Fathers Day on June 21. These observances have long been a deep and revered part of American culture. Lookout, here comes change. June has traditionally …

By Michael Bresciani July 16, 2011 Is America merely a Plutocracy that can be whipped into line by juggling the wealth or as the Obama administration supposes; redistributing the wealth, raising the debt ceiling? Oh, that it were all that simple. If a …

By Michael Bresciani November 20, 2010 Stories about good triumphing over evil are heartwarming; they make good movies and make us feel a bit nobler as human beings. In reality there is no contest between good and evil but there is a raging battle between …

By Rev. Mark H. Creech December 22, 2010 Dear Senator Burr, I want to begin by thanking you for your service to the people of North Carolina. More specifically, thank you for always being a vocal advocate for the men and women in uniform and the growing …

By Michael Bresciani September 21, 2011 Up till now it was hard to pull off anything in the brave new world of today's "tolerance and diversity" that could outshine what is done in America. Canada has recently stepped up to the plate with a …