Harm nobody. Fear nobody. Question everything.
I am a registered republican. That doesn’t mean I agree with everything that party organizations do. Civil debate about differences of opinion within any organization is healthy. Squelching of opposing views is not. The Ohio Republican party appears to have
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During Christmases past, standing in the cold for an hour or so, ringing a festive bell to entice shoppers to drop a buck or two – or some loose change – into the metal kettle of the Salvation Army, had
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Nobody I’ve known embodied the spirit of Independence Day like Uncle Ronnie. Many people cherish the “Fourth of July” simply as a day off to anesthetize themselves with beer, suck down frankfurters, play corn hole and marvel at spectacular patterns
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For me, the elections of the next few years are not about Donald Trump. They are not about the republican party. They are not necessarily about “conservative” values. They are about me. Does that sound selfish? Actually, I don’t think
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Report to Strongsville Precinct 3C: As a member of the Cuyahoga County Republican Central Committee representing Strongsville Precinct 3C, I make the following report to republicans in the precinct and to anyone else who cares to read it. I don’t
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I don’t trust social media to forward my posts. Please register for email alerts when I occasionally post a new commentary. During a recent meeting of a local organization, candidates for Strongsville City Council fielded questions about their qualifications for
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Fittingly, the town upon which six-year-old monster Anthony Fremont unleashed his omnipotent, dictatorial powers happened to be in Ohio. In one of the most popular episodes of The Twilight Zone, Anthony held the town’s people in a perpetual state of
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Ohio republicans: We may have elected one of the worst governors, of either party, in the entire United States. We are now paying the price for not paying attention to the kind of people we are voting for. We can’t
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Sunday is the anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord, April 19, 1775, the beginning of the war for independence against British thugs. Remember the courage of the relatively small number of citizens who beat the asses of the
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It is said that desperate times call for desperate measures. That’s why many frightened humans unquestioningly accept radical governmental orders that clearly violate their most fundamental human rights and relegate them to the status of quivering caged animals. For example,
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