If one thing is certain after every school shooting, it is the search for scapegoats. The death of two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Barrow County, Georgia has more than its share. Except the one which truly deserves the title. Let’s look at the candidates. First, school resource officers are often … Read more
In June, 2024, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) surveyed 3,000 college and university students to determine their knowledge of American history and politics. The resulting report, “Losing America’s Memory 2.0: A Civic Literacy Assessment of College Students” lays the groundwork for upcoming recommendations to address the identified deficiencies in civics education. As … Read more
Nothing emboldens more than success. The National Enquirer gets it right about John Edwards and thinks it is a real newspaper. Psychic and astrologer Jeanne Dixon predicted in 1956 that the next president would be a Democrat and would die in office at the hands of an assassin. She later prophesized the world would end in … Read more
Truth, if rejected, is found to be false. Facts, if rejected, are said to be incorrect…Truth is determined by the inquirer’s intention; facts by the inquirer’s outcome. No truth has been changed by applying further knowledge. Many a fact, however, has been discarded when proven incorrect. Jon Huer/Tenure for Socrates Synchronicity is alive and well … Read more
You knew it would happen eventually. Somebody was bound to throw a bucket of water on the bonfire of enthusiasm generated by Kamala Harris’ emergence as the presumptive Democratic nominee for president. This time it was a YouGov poll, which according to The Hill, found: While the respondents said that both Trump and Harris are … Read more