The “Rule of Law” Requires Good Rules – Even (or Especially) in Golf

By: hogan (Diary)  |  August 16th at 11:00 AM  | 

For the golfers among us, yesterday’s final round of the PGA Championships at the demanding and beautiful Whistling Straits Golf Courts in Kohler, Wisconsin, brought not just the normal excitement but quite a bit of controversy as well. Dustin Johnson came to the 18th hole sitting on a one shot lead at 12 under par, with two guys in the clubhouse at 11 under, Bubba | Read More »

Beyond Arrogance – Obama & Company’s Reckless Disregard for the Rule of Law

By: hogan (Diary)  |  March 19th at 11:01 AM  | 

The United States of America is great for a number of reasons. Its commitment to liberty, dedication to charity, defense of its friends and freedom around the globe, historical reliance on the individual and on free markets, and in my opinion, national reverence for the Almighty, are among those things that make our nation the greatest the world has ever known. But perhaps second only | Read More »