Monthly Archives: January 2020

I believe the only appropriate diagnosis for Tuesday evenings performance is that the DNC is suffering from a serious case of displaced personality disorder. Underachieve elicits an enduring aftertaste that is as disappointing as it is sour, unforgiving and explicitly evidenced by the Party’s inability to fill their slate with candidates capable of inspiring voters away from Donald Trump.  Read more...

If we take into account man’s often tortured relationship with his conscience and the interactions of probabilities and probable outcomes it is entirely reasonable to have considered that any promise or suggestion of sovereign representative self-government would logically be thought of as highly unlikely if not completely absurd. The U.S. founding documents, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, are transcendent in both form and content particularly because those who toiled about their formation were deliberate in their efforts, devout in their thoughtfulness and reverent in their understanding that they were constructing an order that would be thought of as a proclamation affirming, among other virtues, Man’s origins, his inseverable link to the same, his sovereign status and the construction of an order of governance which would serve not only at the consent of the governed it would, as well, explicitly express its duty to protect and defend the People’s unalienable rights against all threats both foreign and domestic (including Presidents and Members of Congress.) To understand and witness, firsthand, the dedications of the Founding Fathers one need only study the eighty-five published essays/articles as penned by John Jay, Alexander Hamilton and John Adam; also known as the Federalist Papers.  Read more...