It's your government, young man. You have to take care of it. Now, either watch over it or clean up after it.

It's a doctrine from the 1820's. Does the Monroe Doctrine still have application in the 2020's?

Why do people keep electing the same representatives when they don't believe Congress does a good job? And how do we change things so career politicians are elected on their performance and not their pork?

Regaining the art of conversation is the first step to regaining control of our crazy government. The scary part is starting with your family.

The isolationism runs deep in this one. Obi Won parody aside, the American instinct to let the world handle itself is no longer the easy way out.

With friends like these, conservative Republicans don't need enemies. Find out why.

The midterms were disappointing. Congress rescinded the Defense of Marriage Act. Nothing seems to be going right for the conservative side. But the most dangerous thing to conservatives is their own pessimism. See why it ain't over 'til it's over!

Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory has become a Republican trope. But why does the Republican leadership so obviously undermine its base?

After sixty years of dominance, has realpolitik served us well?

Rights and freedoms are so fragile without people willing to pay the price to secure them. Some pay the ultimate price serving their nation. But every American has a duty to help pay the price of securing freedom in ways that seem small but are so very important.