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How the Veteran’s Choice program really works or for once NPR actually got a story right.

How the Veteran’s Choice program really works or for once NPR actually got a story right. Like most of more »

Taxes, Taxes, Who’s paying for the Taxes! Statists would like you to believe that you can get even with more »

June 7th 1984, Cessna O-2 Crash, Ft. Stewart GA and the Convention of states. While on Medevac duty that day more »

By Scott P. Williams Impeachable offenses? Glad you asked. Should Barack Obama be impeached? I will more »

Barack Obama: our Neville Chamberlain? Arthur Neville Chamberlain was a member of the British conservative party but that is a bit more »

An article from Allen West, I usually will link to a particular news story but this time I felt compelled more »

Blogs come, and blogs go, so I make a habit of copying from a site and then sharing the link. more »

Political books can add to the body of reason as a means of educating oneself in the art of politics. more »

By Scott P. Williams During a meeting about Common core presented at the Smoky Mountain Tea Party’s monthly educational more »

Well OK, maybe it is only the ones willing to reason. We have seen this kind of sentiment before. more »

The Myth of the Robber Barons is an excellent book that sets right the progressive revision of history you find more »

This movie although entertaining on one level deals with a mature theme of a hostile takeover of the U.S.. Something more »

Before a Bridge Two Far this docudrama was made using using not British actors but the actual men who served more »

This is a great book to use in history for a junior high middle school child. It gives a good more »

The best book on the Korean War I have yet read. Having served as an Army pilot in Korea more »