Words Seldom Seen: Writ of Attainder
Writ of Attainder Noun: an act of a legislature declaring a person, or a group of people, guilty of some crime, and...
Tag: Politics
The Founders: John Witherspoon
"In my judgment, sir, we are not only ripe for a Declaration of Independence, but rotting for lack of one." John...
De-ICEr
I wrote this a few years ago. It contains the framework of a humane way to control migration and to keep America...
Kings and Clowns
When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn't become a king. The palace becomes a circus. Attributed to Marcus...
The Founders: Richard Stockton
"The public is generally unthankful, and I never will become a Servant of it, till I am convinced that by...
The Founders: Matthew Thornton
"Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today." Thomas Jefferson Matthew Thornton was born to Irish...
Being Poor
"It is difficult to work full time and remain poor in America." Jason Riley in Let them In, The Case for Open...
The Founders: William Whipple
“I shall look forward to a pleasant time.” John Hancock William Whipple, from New Hampshire, was a...
Like a Fox?
“The cost of oil affects the price of nearly every other product.” From An Empire of Wealth by John Steele...
Founding Fathers: John Hancock
“In matters of principle stand like a rock, in matter of taste blow with the wind.” The painting is of John...
