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Soul Food

I doubt much else in my life has fed my soul the way 8.28 did. I couldn’t be more thankful for Glenn Beck and the stellar group of God-loving patriots he brought together for this event. God bless you all.

Then there was the crowd. That I stood in the company of 500,000-plus American Patriots will [...]

Remembering the cost

Third Herd, Iraq 2005 photo courtesy of John McCullouch

What is freedom worth to Americans? Is it worth the loss of friends or a job? Is it worth the loss of a home or car or societal status? Is it worth everything? Worth your life?

It’s a question that certainly must have challenged more than a [...]

Remembrances of V-J Day

Although August 15, 1945, was before my time, this kiss was for years the image that always popped into my head. I still think about it, but conversations with one WWII veteran in particular have left me with other images.

Charles Stanton was a radioman on the USS Waldron, or the “Bloody W” as the sailors [...]

HR 1489 - Time for answers regarding the Polish plane crash

It’s been 70 years since some 22,000 Polish prisoners were gruesomely executed in the Katyn Forest Massacre in Russia. Among those killed were doctors and lawyers, journalists and generals, lawyers and businessmen – men of distinction – reservists. It was an annihilation that was arguably part of Stalin’s plan to cripple Poland and render them [...]

Declare your independence!

At the close of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, Benjamin Franklin said that the work of our founding fathers had given us a Republic… “if [we] could keep it.”

More than 200 years after those words were spoken, one could view his words as prophetic at the least. As well, they must come as a wake-up, [...]

Running from victory

Eight years after the war in Afghanistan began, the method for defeating terrorism in the wake of 9/11 becomes increasingly more difficult to discern – not for the United States Military, but for the president.

Just last month, Obama said he’s “always worried about using the word “victory” – a statement further enforced by his non-committal [...]

Standing against a distorted code of honor

In an age of seemingly endless corruption and greed, the substitution of hard work for a quick fix and what often seems to be a general decline of human decency, it’s always a joy to meet a true hero.

Such is my opinion of Terry Pearson, who came forward as the major whistle-blower in the U.S. [...]

Day of appreciation

I was on Cloud Nine at the Veterans Appreciation Day picnic at Thomson-Hood Veteran Center’s this weekend. In its third year, the picnic hosts veterans of all ages, their families and the public with an afternoon of patriotic entertainment, food and activities.

It’s always such an honor to meet with these veterans who’ve proudly served their [...]

A heart-warming tribute: America is Me

I received an email today from a fellow patriot, Mack Hayes. He’s made quite a name for himself in the music and entertainment industry over the years, and has recently produced an outstanding video chronicling the events of the last few months. The timing of the video could not be better.

It is not without notice [...]

Foundation celebrates birthdays of children of fallen soldiers

Courtesy of the Murfreesboro Daily News Journal and Arron Thompson.

Daryl Mackin never had the opportunity to meet Staff Sgt. Marc Golczynski before the 12 –year Marine reservist was killed in Iraq on March 27, 2007. But he was well aware of the photo that captivated the nation the following month, as 8-year-old Christian Golczynski [...]