We haven't always argued over who could use a restroom. Nor have we argued over how to enforce laws determining if a person is allowed to use a restroom. How did we get to this debate? It's not like everyone had a convention and decided on the next major cultural issue. The … [Read more...]
On Life: The Evils of Extrinsic Value Determining Personhood
A few weeks ago, Hilary Clinton gave an interview on NBC's Sunday political talk show "Meet The Press." The show's host and moderator, journalist Chuck Todd, asked Clinton: "When or if does an unborn child have constitutional rights?" Clinton replied: … [Read more...]
Defend the Rights of Others
There are two unrelated news stories that make, I believe, the same point: defending the rights of your neighbor, even if you disagree with that neighbor, is important. This is a foundational concept that gets lost far too often. The first event I want to discuss is the tragic … [Read more...]
An Oath to Keep
Last week, something happened at a Donald Trump rally I have never seen in American politics. Nor would I believed it if you told me. What follows is a report of the rally: … [Read more...]
The Spirit of George Washington
George Washington, despite having served over 200 years ago, remains one of the greatest Presidents in United States history. Most great leaders are known for their accomplishments. Washington is different, he is known for both his great acts and his humility in not abusing … [Read more...]
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