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Our electorate has changed the direction of America. We have seen these cycles since the beginning of politics in our Republic. What we have not done in our history is step outside our comfort zone with the introduction of Socialism into our very powerful political system. There is no reason why I would dissect the last election or why we are where we are today, the conservat...


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The Walton family, as a result of the genius of the patriarch, Sam Walton, remain one of the richest families in the world. I suspect they have their money weighed rather than counted, it would be faster that way. Mr. Walton, an utterly unpretentious retailer from northern Arkansas had a vision, executed it boldly and gave the world a massive retail system that now delivers f...


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As I sit tonight and watch the pageantry of the World Series opener, I am reminded why I love America. I have lived in Europe and the Far East and represented America in an unpopular war that sent nearly 60,000 of her sons and daughters to an early grave. These facts have earned me standing to comment. There is and never will be another country that offers what she offers.


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The first cool weather of the year, replete with a snappy north wind has me longing for the heat of a wood stove, which then lent itself to a burst of nostalgia. I am the perfect age to bridge the time warp from the comfort of today’s conveniences to the era of coal oil stoves in the south and cast iron wood burning stoves in the northland.

I can remember my grandfa...


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