Michael A. Charbon emphatically objects to the removal of Historical Statues, Monuments and Street names based on current “Woke” cultural moral guilt. Removing and depriving future generations of the chronicles and antiquities of history simply discounts humanities past good or bad.

Michael A. Charbon speaks to politicians who are outspoken to direct the public to “do as I say, but not as I do”. Adlai Stevenson said, “A free society is a society where it is safe to be unpopular”. Americans, its time to be unpopular to save your country!

Michael A. Charbon acknowledges his experiences as a political Black Sheep. That person whose outspoken American political sentiments are considered less tolerated or desirable, immediately dismissed, and harshly challenged by believers of “The Other Party”.

Michael A. Charbon checks the health of America, in light of alarming crime stats, a border crisis and divisive social trends from the perspective of an uneasy neighbour and asks... You Ok America ?

Michael A. Charbon asks is meritocracy dead as Affirmative Action for business is policies now? Is social acceptance of preferential “positive discrimination” now the new normal?

Michael A. Charbon asks if New York City’s election of a new Mayor will be a National indicator on America’s appetite for Law and Order or Defund the Police?

Michael A. Charbon identifies the cocktail of dissent and divisive nation destroying from within, as the greatest threat to America’s democracy. American media feeds racial division, separates people by color and adds sensationalism to the news wheel with more face time.

Michael A. Charbon speaks to the horrible phenomena of mass shootings in the US. This piece is addressed to a potential “Future Shooter” and pleads the reality of devastating results, exploring the why, and asking to not be the next “Future Shooter”.

Michael A. Charbon, addresses the phenomena of Critical Race Theory, (CRT). Some states and educators are being forced to implement this initiative as many believe it is a necessary “correction” to present day society. Other states and parents vehemently oppose its’ tenets.

Michael A. Charbon reflects on how the 2022 midterm elections will have a potential boomerang effect on both the House and the Senate numbers. This as Republicans are gaining momentum due to Democrats border policies and many other issues making for a volatile time leading up to the midterms.