Private Practice

Liberals have successfully promoted the fallacy that the right to privacy is in the Bill of Rights. Although, not literally mentioned in the Constitution, prominent cases like Griswold vs. Connecticut (1965) and Roe vs. Wade (1973) laid a foundation, which leads many Americans to falsely believe privacy is a Constitutionally …

Counterfeit Cupbearers

Throughout history, the position of cupbearer was earned as a result of a reputation for faithful service.  The title was highly valued and given to only a select few because along with the oath came the primary obligation of putting self last. Cupbearers were upright, conscientious, diffident and based on …

A Pride of Predators (Dedicated to Teddy Kennedy the Lion of the Senate)

The Battle at Kruger is a video depiction of lions and crocodiles attacking a Cape Buffalo calf at a watering hole at Kruger National Park in South Africa.  The youngest and weakest in the herd is ambushed, dragged into the water where a fight ensues as two crocodiles attempt to …

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