I think it all began with the word “mankind.” Someone woke up one day in the 80’s and thought the English language needed some tweaking. Somehow the use of the word “man” in “mankind” was considered exclusive and needed to be more gender-neutral like “humankind.” I’ve always found the use… CONTINUE
Today, July 4th, I Am Declaring …
Editor’s Note: This is a non-member column (open to all). I watched every minute of both nights of the Democratic Presidential Debates and I owe each of the candidates a great big thank you. Thank you, Democratic candidates, for reminding me why I left your party and became a Republican…. CONTINUE
How the D-Day Invasion Would Have Been Reported By Today’s Media
Editor’s Note: This is a non-member column (open to all). It was sent to me by a friend and I thought it was worth sharing with all of you. I’ll be posting a new premium column tomorrow morning. NORMANDY, FRANCE (June 6, 1944) Three hundred French civilians were killed and thousands… CONTINUE
Forget Facebook; Let’s Break Up Nextdoor
With the Department of Justice and the FTC preparing to investigate Facebook and other tech giants over antitrust concerns, there’s been more and more talk of the U.S. government potentially breaking up some of these companies to limit their power and societal influence. It’s a complicated issue, and Facebook’s public… CONTINUE
Primary Season Deserves a Good Swalwelling
As a Coloradan who dropped his Republican affiliation back in 2016, I’m going to be faced with some new and intriguing voting options next year, specifically in regard to the presidential primary. You see, the election rules in my state have recently changed. After years of employing a complicated caucus… CONTINUE
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