A Memorial For Fallen Warriors The Portrait Of A Warrior Memorial Art Gallery, in Baytown, Texas was formed by Ken “the dauber” Pridgeon to honor fallen military personnel from Texas who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. These soldiers are memorialized in art, with portraits and stories of each fallen soldier displayed in the gallery and […]
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President Reagan’s Farewell Address Hopefully, there are still people around who appreciated President Reagan’s Farewell Address. I recall watching it and it was particularly emotional for me because I highly respected him and what he did for America. And YES, the media and Democrats fought against him relentlessly. Here is the entire speech: Ronald Reagan’t Farewell
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They Call Us The Elderly They call us the elderly, but how many realize all that we have seen, experienced, and accomplished during the precious time we have spent on planet Earth? “Many of us have already passed away due to old age, health reasons, or while serving our country in the armed services. Those of us
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The Winchester Model 1907 For those of you who are sick of hearing that citizens don’t need “weapons of war” here is some useful information. A hundred and seventeen years ago, in 1907, Americans were first able to buy the rifle pictured below: The semi-auto Winchester Model 1907. It could be purchased from a Sears
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10 Great Thomas Sowell Quotes Legendary economist, author, and social theorist Dr. Thomas Sowell submitted his final column on December 27th, after 25 years in syndication. For more than fifty years, Dr. Sowell has published books and journals on race, economics, cultures around the world, and government policy. He has inspired generations of conservative activists
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