Ensign Jesse Brown was the first black aviator in the United States Navy, and the first African-American to have a ship named after him. He was college educated, a self-made …
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29 people died yesterday, senselessly, unnecessarily. Do you care? 29 more will die today. Each of these deaths could have been prevented, with sufficient safeguards and government intervention. They were …
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Sergeant Rodney M. Davis served three years as an elite Marine Security Guard at the U.S. Embassy in London, before volunteering for duty in Vietnam in August of 1967. Barely …
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Dorie Miller was a Navy cook who was awarded the Navy Cross for his heroic actions on December 7, 1941 during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Because of his enormous …
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Mitt Romney is running for the Senate in Utah. Romney is heavily favored to win. Utah voters not only favor him, but are eager to vote for him, enthusiastic about …
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I have written several articles this week focusing on voter intensity. Here is an example of what it meant in the 2004 presidential race, where Ohio was the one battleground …
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Captain Riley Pitts was the first African-American officer to receive the Medal of Honor. He led a fierce attack against Viet Cong guerillas (VC) in an attempt to rescue another American …
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Yesterday’s article showed that Democrats are quietly winning elections, but polling numbers for congressional Republicans and President Trump are improving. Democrats promise to impeach President Trump if they win control …
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Charles Rogers was a career Lieutenant Colonel commanding a forward fire support base (FSB) on the Cambodian border in the fall of 1968. When his FSB was overrun in a …
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First in a series Several recent polls show steady gains in approval numbers for both President Trump and the generic Congressional ballot. But what does it really mean? While it …