Opinion: A belated Fourth of July greeting
Each year I do an Independence Day column, but the Fourth of July sneaked up on me this year. I guess I missed America's birthday because we are not friends on Facebook, which would remind me.

Each year I do an Independence Day column, but the Fourth of July sneaked up on me this year. I guess I missed America's birthday because we are not friends on Facebook, which would remind me.

Instead of trying to win over voters by putting forward the best thinking in the marketplace of ideas, Democrats use government to make people do what they want them to do.

Readers ask me if I think Biden can do anything more stupid than he just did. I really wish they would stop asking me, as it seems Biden is taking that as a challenge.
Believing a politician cares about you is like believing a stripper at a "Gentlemen's Club" out near the airport cares for you. The same people who believe a strip joint is a "gentlemen's club." Such is the case of Joe Biden's presidency.
Just when you thought the Republicans would roll over the hapless Dems in November and restore some sanity to government, the Supreme Court decides to monkey with Roe v. Wade.
Liberals have predictably seized upon the recent Uvalde, Texas, shooting rampage by an 18-year-old loner to call for more gun control. Also, predictably, gun sales will go up.
Quite predictably, Elon Musk, a solid Democrat with a green thumb in Tesla, decided to become a vocal Republican
I have lived in Birmingham, Ala.; Columbia and Memphis, Tenn.; Washington, D.C.; New York City; Atlanta; and the Florida Panhandle.
An old Chinese proverb goes a little like this: When you seek revenge, you'd best dig two graves.
The Department of Homeland Security is no longer just for groping citizens anymore!