In this election year, political freedom seems foremost on most of our minds. Freedom is often viewed through the lenses of conservatism and liberalism, each offering distinct perspectives on the role of the individual, government, and society. Conservatives typically emphasize the importance of tradition, social order, and stability. They argue that true freedom exists within …
And aren’t we glad it does periodically? Admittedly, prior to this recent shift, I was seriously dusting off my passport and looking for another democratic country to reside…but hold the phone…there’s a new sheriff in town shifting our hopes. And don’t our hopes need shifting due to sensory overload of all the divisiveness and mistruths? …
As we celebrate Labor Day, I was reminded of a beautiful soul who once led our country as president…Jimmy Carter who served as our 39th President from 1977 to 1981. Those years were during my second assignment in Germany. I admittedly paid little attention to our political situation other than what we saw on FEN …
Question–why are SO many of our citizens wanting to vote in a leader for our country who has proclaimed that he “would be a dictator on day #1”? Are folks in denial since most have not lived under a dictators’ rule (like many people who are trying to enter our country to escape their oppressive …
What a difference a couple of weeks can make. In the realm of American politics, the introduction of a new campaign often stirs a range of emotions and expectations. One sentiment that has been particularly prevalent in recent times is the organic joy that surrounds the involvement of Kamala Harris, the first female Vice President …
