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Category Archives: Politics
Mueller Investigation Was Driven by Pious Hypocrisy By Victor Davis Hanson
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s two-year, $30 million, 448-page report did not find collusion between Donald Trump and Russia. Despite compiling private allegations of loud and obnoxious Trump behavior, Mueller also concluded that there was not any actionable case of … Continue reading
We Know They Are Killing Children — All of Us Know By John Piper
One biblical principle of justice is that the more knowledge we have that our action is wrong, the more guilty we are, and the more deserving of punishment (Luke 12:47–48). The point of this article is that, when it … Continue reading
Actually, 2018 Was a Pretty Good Year By Victor Davis Hanson
In truth, aside from the Washington hysterias, 2018 was a most successful year for Americans. In December, the United States reached a staggering level of oil production, pumping some 11.6 million barrels per day. For the first time since 1973, … Continue reading
My Five-Star Non-Fiction of 2018
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Posted in History, My Book Shelf, Politics, reading, Sports, words, Writing
Tagged A River in Darkness, Alex Kershaw, Avenue of Spies, Catherine Ried, Charles Krauthammer, Christopher Yuan, Dean King, Deborah Blum, Elizabeth M Norman, Erik Larson, Holy Sexuality, In the Garden of Beasts, Kate Moore, Masaji Ishikawa, My Five-Star Non-Fiction of 2018, Radium Girls, Robert Kurson, Rocket Men, Steve Lawson, The Boldness of Martin Luther, The Landscapes of Anne of Green Gables, The Poisoner's Handbook, The Skeletons of Zahkara, Things That Matter, We Band of Angels
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Remembering President Bush (41) As a Baseball Fan
Posted in Current Events, History, Politics, Sports
Tagged 41, In Memory, MLB, President George Herbert Walker Bush, World War II, Yale
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Twitter Banned Me For Literally No Reason, But In The End They’ll Lose By Jesse Kelly
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.”—Every third grader I try my best not to complain about the curveballs of life that come my way, but I wish people understood the tremendous burden that … Continue reading
