Why I Love America Dennis Prager has visited around 30 of our 50 United States along with Canada, Mexico, and about 9 other countries in Europe and Asia. He has traveled the world a lot more than I have, but we both feel the same about America. Script I am a third-generation American—my parents and […]
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Some Of Leonard Nimoy Thoughts Despite being primarily known for playing Mr. Spock, one of science fiction’s most beloved characters, Leonard Nimoy was also an accomplished writer, photographer, and musician. However, it was as the Starship Enterprise’s logical and unemotional science officer that he made his biggest mark on the world. In this iconic role, he
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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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In Remembrance Of Lt. Jr. Grade Bob Rudolph This post is dedicated to Navy Lt. Jr. Grade Robert “Bob” Rudolph who at age 23 made the ultimate sacrifice for his country while flying reconnaissance over Vietnam. I was good friends with his younger brother, Alan, so knew Bob because of our friendship. Bob didn’t have
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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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