Would William Tell wear a mask?

Although he was Swiss, I think Americans have always seen William Tell as a kindred spirit, a person who would refuse to bow to arbitrary authority, no matter how high the stakes.  So it seems natural to wonder:  If William Tell were alive today, and if he were commanded to put on a mask rather than take off a hat, would he comply?

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Slash and burn politics

One of the few things I remember from my elementary school social studies classes was learning about ‘slash-and-burn agriculture’.  I was thinking about that today, as a friend was lamenting all the progressives who are fleeing cities where ‘peaceful protests’ are taking place, and heading for rural areas… like my friend’s town in New Hampshire. … Read more

Downfund, not defund

BLM is creating an opportunity where policing is concerned, in much the same way that COVID-19 is creating an opportunity where public schooling is concerned.  Each is an opportunity for systemic restructuring of an institution that over time has been turned, not just away from its legitimate purpose, but against that purpose.

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Decision making without a grasp of the impact

Some Founders’ Examples

Here are some founders’ examples. They did not just talk the talk. They walked the walk. The founders had the vision to create a new system of government. It was something never seen before in world history. They built a nation. They separated from the unjust rule of England and went to something more and … Read more

Follow my example

Follow My Example or Do as I Say?

Is it a good thing when a young boy who grows up with a strong father as a role model? How does a boy who grows up without a father who leads by example of how to love his wife learn that? How does that boy learn to shepherd his children? Will he learn to make sacrifices that benefit both?

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Red Flags

“My Kingdom for Some Facts”

A couple of recent topics have puzzled me.

Item 1. It has been reported that Governor Sununu vetoed HB 687. In the Laconia Daily Sun, Ms. Ramer calls it “the so-called ‘red flag’ bill” in her piece.

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Joe Biden’s Courage to Conform

Joe Biden’s supporters have called him a man of courage. The late John Lewis used those very words to describe him shortly after Biden jumped into the presidential race.  Nancy Pelosi went a little further, calling Biden the “personification of hope and courage, values, authenticity, and integrity.”

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Golden Book AOC Racism

Notable Quote – Equity does not mean Equality

“[E]quity,” (is) a euphemism for racial, gender and other discrimination. It’s the opposite of equal opportunity, it’s demanding equal results even if it means discriminating against some people on the basis of race, ethnicity or other immutable factors.

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