Where do you come from, you “Top Seven Principles”? Well, from the Constitution and Bill of Rights, from the Declaration of Independence, and from the Bible. Are those good enough sources for you? ...
They cannot be bought, faked, or adopted for political gain. “Political Action Principles” should be in a politicians' DNA. ...
Abe Lincoln died a century and a half ago, yet he is the last American president famous for honesty. Sad. Americans can handle the truth! ...
R-E-S-P-E-C-T is something America desperately needs, as people and countries across the globe look to us for leadership. We must elect leaders who deserve and bring respect....
Yes, integrity in politics is a thing. Integrity is when politicians do right, even if it costs them votes. Wanting your “blue” or “red” team to “destroy” the other is not integrity, though. ...
Racial strife, social media fights, angry politics, and gunfire in our cities. America should give peace a chance....
Wouldn’t it be great to have elected leaders who ask what they (and the federal government) could do for our country? The desire to serve, not to be served, is what we need. ...
Human dignity demands that elected officials treat their fellow men and women (and children) as created in the image of God. How often have you seen that from politicians?...
When your humble blogger was growing up, he often heard his mother poke fun at the unduly self-assured—those who always thought they were...
Greed is a form of principle. So, too, are concepts such as power, narcissism, tribalism, and selfishness....
