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Randy Fredlund in Civil Politics

Brilliant red sunset in a blue sky. The traffic on Rt. 90 looks tiny beneath.

ELECTION FATIGUE

Something on Which We Can All Agree

Regardless of the color of the sky…

Randy Fredlund in Civil Politics

United States flag with crosses substituted for stars and “Freedom Not Allowed” printed upon it.

CHURCH AND STATE

A Christian Nation Is Not Free

Theocracies exclude freedom

Randy Fredlund in Civil Politics

ATTEMPTING TO MAKE SENSE OF AMERICA

Giving US The Business

Continued discussion of the…

Peter Sassi in Civil Politics

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Hey, Kamala Harris!

Kamala’s Advisors: Please Read This!

I’m begging you. It is not too…

Peter Sassi in Civil Politics

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Civil Politics

Trump Tells Us Who We Are Not

And by doing so, reveals who we are

Randy Fredlund in Civil Politics

A full facial image of a large black bear

ATTEMPTING TO MAKE SENSE OF AMERICA

Poking The Bear

Because sometimes the bear needs a…

Tom Davis in Civil Politics

A picture of a political banner saying “Republicans for Harris.”

It’s Time for “Real Republicans” to Announce for Harris

There are no legitimate excuses for doing…

Tom Davis in Civil Politics

This image comes from the 1970 film “Patton” starring George C. Scott in the title role. This is the scene early in the film where Patton pins on the rank of a Lieutenant General before his promotion is formally confirmed by the Senate.

Governor Tim Walz Served as a Command Sergeant Major

So, stop the nonsense, Corporal Vance

Tom Davis in Civil Politics

A picture of the east side of the U.S. Capitol being guarded by Army National Guard troops after the January 6, 2021, attack by insurrectionists.

Do We Have a Problem With Radicalization in the Military?

There’s unquestionably some. The question is…

Tom Davis in Civil Politics

A colorized version of a photo of the Unknown Soldier from World War I as the remains are carried from the USS Olympia on November 9, 1921. To the right of the photo General of the Armies John J. Pershing salutes.

Trump Has No Respect for The American Military

His diminishment of the Medal of Honor says it all