Call a Political ceasefire this holiday
These limericks can be read or sung to the traditional song “Over the River.” Over the river, and through the woods... Read More
These limericks can be read or sung to the traditional song “Over the River.” Over the river, and through the woods... Read More
If you think our young people aren’t hearing and mirroring the hatred and divisiveness of our culture, think again. Last weekend some 5,000 Methodist youth gathered in Fayetteville for their annual... Read More
We will be dissecting Tuesday’s elections for months to come but there are some immediate takeaways from the outcomes. With three notable exceptions it was a great year for Republicans in North... Read More
Come Tuesday night (or soon after) we should know the outcomes of the long and contentious 2016 elections. It has been the subject of frequent conversations, dominated our news cycles, filled both our... Read More
Wherever you go the overwhelming sentiment is that people can’t wait until this election is over. Psychologists are calling this “Election Stress Disorder.” While November 8th will clarify who... Read More
Momma always said, “Don’t wish your life away” whenever I, as a young boy, would declare I couldn’t wait until Christmas or my birthday. But even momma would agree with me that I can’t wait... Read More
As a longtime critic of televised political debates I feel compelled to applaud Monday night’s debate between our two presidential candidates. Others have voiced opinions as to whether Hillary or... Read More
When you were young and got into arguments with siblings or peers the adult in the room would try to sort out the dispute. One side would inevitably claim, “He started it,” to which the other... Read More
It is fascinating that foreign policy, defense, healthcare, tax reform, government gridlock, human rights, the national debt or even violence and terrorism issues have taken a back seat to the topic... Read More
This strange election cycle has focused too much on personalities and too little on issues, but sooner or later we have to believe the campaigns will shift to a real discussion about issues. Bill... Read More