James Poplar

There are very similar patterns between Pre-World War II America and our current position on the world stage.

In view of the most recent acrimonious and partisan election cycle I say amen to such sage words from our Founding Father.

The bonds of friendship should transcend day-to-day politics which are only fleeting. Let’s hope we can return to that civil state once again.

On this Veterans Day let us not only thank a veteran for their service but as Lincoln urged help those still in need.

Consider that  our staunchest ally in the Middle East is its fight for their very survival  but more importantly it’s our fight as well not just Israel’s. 

n short, a sad state of affairs brought to you by the Administration who was elected in part to restore our hegemony on the world stage.

Democrats under the guise of globalism seek not to create new wealth and prosperity but rather to redistribute the hard-won fruits of the American free enterprise system.