Liberty Reborn

Those who have a tendency to lean to the left talk a lot. Often they do so in very loud voices to attempt to filibuster any opposition to them. But it is not the fact that they talk a lot or even loudly that gets them into trouble. What gets them into trouble is that they talk a lot without uttering much of substance. What they do is ramble on and usually spout off about things that sound really good to their own ears but make little sense and that do not stand up under scrutiny.

The dictionary defines change as something “radically different” or to “undergo a modification”. So here is a riddle. When is change not change but just more of the status quo? When it’s Barack Obama’s version of change of course.

Blessed are the peacemakers, especially those that did not return. Memorial Day is the day we honor those that died in battle fighting not just for Americans, but for all people who yearn to have the blessings of liberty.

To this day I firmly believe that there are those who think they live in a Stalinist paradise where they can control information. I do not come to that conclusion without having actually witnessed actions that support this claim mind you. And every now and again I get further supporting evidence to bolster this assertion.

Are we now to assume that the anti-religious left is giving up its crusade against the promotion of religion on public property with public monies? I ask this question with all seriousness since it appears to be the case based on an astonishing lack of legal challenges to the addition of special foot washing stations at the Kansas City International Airport to allow Muslim cab drivers to clean themselves before praying.

Some people still have a long way to go in judging people based on their merits rather than their skin color. On January 21st, 2007 both the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago Bears won their respective conference championships to advance to the Super Bowl. I know, some of you may not want to read about sports but hey, it’s my article and I’ll do what I want.