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  • Sailing

    I have come to realize that living off the energy grid is similar to sailing. Just as the sailor needs to understand the wind and rigging, the off-gridder needs to understand the sun and electricity.
  • Georgia proves it: Stable electricity markets attract business
    As other states, especially those with deregulated energy markets, look to enhance their economic development efforts, Georgia’s approach provides valuable lessons.
  • Trump Administration must begin restoring American values on day one
    Democrats incessantly claimed that Trump would be a dictator. Instead, Biden became the most authoritarian president of the last 80 years.
  • A tribute to Officer Andy Lansing
    A very emotional funeral procession happened today at 2 p.m. on state Route 104, as Correction Officer Andy Lansing's remains were escorted north from Chillicothe past the two prisons. 
  • Violence in America
    As a society, and I mean a worldwide society, not just the United States, we have a problem all right. That problem may be that we have not yet learned how to handle the speed of modern society.
  • Democrats rewrite history to praise Jimmy Carter
    Carter came to be regarded, Hayward wrote, “as the American Neville Chamberlain” who demonstrated a “general incapacity to perceive and act according to the geopolitical realities of the moment.” That, not Tom Donilon’s fairy tale, is Carter’s true foreign policy legacy.
  • Trump versus DEI in the military
    Fortunately, several recent shifts have occurred that bolster the truth that DEI is seriously flawed.  
  • Obama’s ‘censorship’ office goes bankrupt
    While the GEC is no more, the employees who helped lead the office over the years are being reassigned elsewhere in the U.S. government, likely within the State Department, the agency said in a recent court filing. The GEC’s failure to win reauthorization is a further vindication of our reporting on its seemingly unlawful activities.
  • Senator Kennedy on Bourbon Street attack: It’s 'objective evil'
    "After we get to the bottom of this, they need to tell the American people the truth, and the people of New Orleans the truth.”
  • Drain the Swamp
    Now the battle will begin anew. What will it be like? There are so many problems. The border. Crime. Inflation. Education. War. Ukraine. China. Hamas/Hezbollah/Iran. Debt stacked to the far reaches of a SpaceX mission. Which matters most?
  • A sermon on John 1:36-41
    The Catholic Church is trying harder to evangelize. It simply means to lead others to Jesus by the light of your faith in Jesus. God calls you to be the star that sheds light on who Jesus is. He is God who loves you.
  • Time
    I smile. 2025 is dawning, and it's time to put our puzzle back in the box.
  • The day I met Jimmy Carter
    They came up the stairs and got on the plane. It became obvious, three Secret Service agents and Jimmy Carter. Good that he had three Secret Service agents. I still want to strangle him for giving away the Panama Canal.
  • Washington’s crossing exemplified the importance of adaptability in warfare
    The morning of Dec. 26, 1776, did not start according to plan. The night before, George Washington had led 2,400 Continental Army soldiers across the Delaware River, thinking that two additional troop columns were doing the same at other designated crossing points. The Patriots were tasked with neutralizing a garrison of Hessian auxiliaries at Trenton, New Jersey, before pivoting to nearby British outposts.
  • Delivering more support for veterans and caregivers
    The Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act improves access to Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) care and benefits.
  • With DOGE Acts, Republicans have a plan to eliminate government waste
    Since President Biden’s inauguration, our national debt has increased by more than $8 trillion, with $1.8 trillion in deficits in FY 2024 alone. At the same time, the federal government, which now employs approximately 2.2 million bureaucrats, has grown into an uncontrollable bureaucracy that is rife with waste and unresponsive to the needs of the American people.
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