Freedom's Creed with Rex Reed

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Memorial Day is about honoring those who "gave the last full measure of devotion."  That we may strive to honor those of our day, who gave their last, full measure of devotion defending us.

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There is perhaps nothing more sacred in our republic, than exercising the right to vote.  It must be safeguarded against those, whose desire is diminishing that sacred privilege, even when it appears they are doing all they can to make it more open.

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Contrary to popular belief, living a virtuous life is not outdated, old-fashioned, or just for the older generations.  The hallmark of a great life incorporates virtue as a foundation upon which the next generation must build.

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There are myriad topics that we could highlight and discuss regarding our responsible uses of our freedom.  I have chosen just a couple of them here.  We reap the consequences, for good or ill, by the things that we choose to do.  Here's to ensuring that we do all that is within our power to minimize unpleasant consequences going forward.

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We may have complaints in 21st Century America, but those complaints do not compare to the challenges faced by peoples who live under the fist of Marxism, known today by its offspring, communism/socialism.

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It's no secret that we do not live in a perfect society, however, we do live in one that has as a founding principle, the admonishment, which suggests that we ought to at least strive for "...a more perfect Union."

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How much control do we have over our own lives?  All of us would like to think that we are in complete control of nearly every aspect of our lives.  But in reality we are often compelled to do that which we wouldn't otherwise choose.

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Each one of us should be concerned when we hear of those whose desire is to limit, curtail, or even do away with, speech that is classified by them as disagreeable, or that is deemed "disinformation."

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Any society is only as good as the people who live in it.  To be civilized should be at the forefront of how we treat other people.  Laws are integral in a civilized society, however, laws should not necessarily be the basis for how we treat others.  Being respectful and courteous need not be governed by law, but rather, by personal choice.

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If any of us managed our house the way that our representatives manage "the people's House," we would pay dearly for it; yet many of those representatives seem to be judged by a different standard than the rest of us.  The sad reality is that a lot of our most irresponsible representatives, continue to get hired by their constituents election after election.  That is troubling!