Along with the United States Army’s birthday, June 14th is Flag Day. In dual tribute, then, to the significance and beauty of our national flag, on Memorial Day weekend, at the National Museum of the Mighty 8th Air Force (Pooler, GA), volunteers planted 26,000 48-star American flags, representing each of … read more
For 246-years now, the United States Army has faithfully served and defended America and our nation’s allied interests abroad. No matter the challenges the Army, and our country, have faced, Army soldiers and civilians have had the courage and patriotism to answer America’s call, whenever and wherever the need. Born … read more
Following the George Floyd tragedy in Minneapolis last year, the cry went up in mostly Democrat-run cities to remove funding from the police budgets and transfer it to community services and to, in some cases, the creation of unarmed social worker civil response teams. So, some budgets for police departments … read more
The Biden administration merits a feature slot in this “illegals” edition, due primarily to the absolute illegal migrant catastrophe, which they have created, at the southern border. Created not by the restrictive and effective rules of President Trump, despite such bogus claims to the contrary, but by the unrestrictive, look-the-other-way, take-no-questions, seemingly … read more
Some Positive, Reassuring Stuff #3 The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity announced that the state would stop the $300 weekly federal pandemic unemployment compensation supplement as an incentive to get people back to work. Florida is the 23rd state to stop those added checks that ended up paying people not … read more
