The Rhetoric of Responsibility: Debt, Deficits, and the Manipulation of Political Statistics

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Published: 10/25/2026 The three states with the highest absolute state-level liability burdens in the United States—California, New York, and Illinois—share a common political landscape. Comprehensive fiscal audits underscore the massive scale of these state-level obligations: California carries approximately $497 billion in total liabilities, New York holds $233 billion, and Illinois carries roughly $223 billion. Ironically,

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Rhetoric Versus Reality: The Growth of the Surveillance State Across the Trump Administrations

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Published: 09/22/2026 During political campaigns, candidates often criticize government overreach. However, an administration’s actual policies can differ significantly from its public statements. This pattern has been clearly visible in the management of federal surveillance across both Donald Trump’s first term (2017–2021) and his current second term. On the campaign trail and in public statements, Trump

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Will We Ever Know the Truth Behind COVID-19?

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Published: 09/13/2026 “Don’t let them take me to the hospital…” were the last words my mother ever spoke to me. Critics argue that Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) was a byproduct of risky gain-of-function research funded by U.S. agencies. They contend that Dr. Anthony Fauci bypassed federal oversight pauses by routing grants to the Wuhan lab

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Congress is Responsible for the Budget, the National Debt, and the Shutdowns

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Published: 08/21/2026 The last administration that was fiscally responsible was Calvin Coolidge’s, and Coolidge left office in 1929. Congress has grown the national debt during EVERY administration since that time. Until Congress balances the budgets, ends deficit spending, and makes headway on the national debt, the dollar will continue to decrease in value due to

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Hate is Destroying the United States

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Published: 12/05/2025 During the Biden administration, many, but not all, Democrats cheered gleefully whenever anyone who did not support their agenda got sick or died.  In fact, many Democrats even wished death and suffering on those who did not support the shutdowns and mandatory vaccinations.  Some individuals even suggested that those who did not comply

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Government Shutdown

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Published: 11/06/2025 Historically, the Federal Government played a much smaller role in the lives of Americans.  In fact, it was not until 1913 that Americans began to witness an explosive growth of the Federal Government leading to the unconstitutional behemoth that Americans live under today.  It should not surprise anyone that the timing coincided with

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Adultery: Why is it being normalized and what can we do to protect the family?

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Published: 04/18/2023Edited: 02/01/2025 “Thou shalt not commit adultery” (Exodus 20:14, KJV). “Whoever commits adultery with a woman lacks understanding; he who does so destroys his own soul” (Proverbs 6:32, NKJV). What is adultery?  Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary defines adultery as, “voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and someone other than that person’s current spouse or partner” (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/adultery).  In

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