Ayn Rand vs. Jesus: A Different Perspective

    Yesterday there was an article online in the Fox News Opinion section comparing the philosophy of Jesus Christ versus Ayn Rand. The author, Onkar Ghate, asserts in his final line that at this time in history America needs Ayn Rand and not the teachings of Jesus. Before people begin to start throwing rotten tomatoes at Mr. Ghate, let me defend him a little bit. There | Read More »

    Exposing The Myths Used To Support the Legalization of Marijuana

    Let me begin by saying that here are many things that I can agree with (l)ibertarians on. I wholeheartedly support  shrinking and/or eliminating large government bureaucracies like the Department of Education and the EPA. I also support returning power to the states and limiting the ever-encroaching power of the Federal government. I would argue that many conservatives share much in common with the “small l” | Read More »

    The Church And Political Discourse

    At one time in our nation’s history, churches had great influence over the way people viewed their politics and subsequently their own personal role in government. However, over the course of time churches (especially those of a more conservative persuasion) have grown silent regarding the civic lives of their congregants. I am certain that there are exceptions to this statement. However, it cannot be ignored that many conservative-leaning churches may be losing | Read More »

    A Perspective On The Recent Budget Deal

    I know that many are angry and disappointed over Speaker Boehner and the Republican leadership’s recent budget agreement. These feelings are understandable for a number of reasons. For decades, Washington has massively grown the government, spent our taxpayer dollars with unprecedented recklessness, and effectively thrown the Constitution under the bus. We are fed up and we won’t take it anymore. There is an innate urge | Read More »

    “SoCons” and “Ficons”: It Is Time To Come Together

    A part of me cringes to write this diary. It is a hot-button issue in which many have strong opinions. But I think we need to have civil dialogue so that we can work together to restore this great nation. Post-election analysis has long been a part of the American political process. After our Nov. 2nd victory at the polls, pundits and activists began to weigh in on the | Read More »

    Another TSA Outrage

    Today a tragic story has surfaced out of Atlanta. A young woman was abducted in the MARTA parking lot of the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. She was taken to her abductor’s home where she was brutally sexually assaulted. She was then released and forced to carry her assailant’s suicide note to an unknown person. When the police located the assailant, he was at his residence with self-inflicted wounds. | Read More »

    The Bandwagon Fans of the Tea Party

           The state I live in eats, sleeps, and breathes college football. People wear their teams’ jerseys proudly and display their flags saluting their favorite team from their cars. Several of the teams in the state enjoy quite a bit of national notoriety for the the quality of their football programs. One in particular is notorious for something else as well though. They are infamous across the | Read More »


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