This paper attempts to draw correlations between the rhetoric of Ramus, Bacon, and some of the cultural issues our nation faces today. Science has come to dominate public policy discourse and the governing of our nation. Decisions are being made that affect the lives of all Americans. These decisions are often made based on scientific … Read more
The Democrat party, along with their allies in the media, want you to believe that violent conservatives stormed the capital to force Vice President Pence to reject fraudulent votes. Trump supporters certainly have a reason to be angry. There has been a steady stream of propaganda suggesting that Pence would be the decider in Trump’s … Read more
Once again, American’s are witnessing media propaganda on a grand scale without realizing how their attitudes and opinions are being shaped and guided. The latest stimulus bill, which is being hailed as a “covid-relief” bill, gives Americans affected by the so-called Covid-19 pandemic, economic relief in the amount of a whopping six-hundred dollars. While people … Read more
While pursuing my bachelor’s degree in social work, I took a class called positive psychology. At the time I was very excited as the study of the human mind was very interesting to me. I still find it fascinating, just not in the same way. I came to learn, over time, that psychology is a … Read more
The Democrats sure are hypocrites, to say the least. After four years of one attempt after the other to discredit and ultimately unseat President Trump, they have the audacity to suggest Republicans are being uncivil in their insistence that election fraud had occurred. Of course, this is taking things at face value without asking why … Read more
The book Crisis in Civility: Political Discourse and its Discontents, attempts to break down and define the issue of civility in a day when America is seemingly, more divided than ever before. Bringing civil discourse back to the national conversation is viewed through the lens of scholars in various fields of academia like sociology, economics, psychology, communications, … Read more
Americans have traditionally viewed themselves as a moral and Christian people. Most Americans, officially identifying with the Christian religion, believe that there exists an absolute morality. A standard of universal truth set by God that defines what is right and wrong and how we are supposed to behave. Freedom after all, as mentioned in Religion, … Read more
Today, according to The Blaze, the United States Supreme Court denied a bid from Republicans to overturn the election results in Pennsylvania. Supporters of the President thought for sure that the latest nomination of Amy Barrett ensured any challenges to election fraud, would be a sure win. Clearly, this isn’t the case. From this writer’s … Read more
Skepticism about the upcoming Covid-19 vaccine runs high in America, and rumors abound. Its makers, Moderna, are not hiding the fact that it is a DNA altering vaccine which writes the genetic code of the Covid-19 virus into our DNA. How this is even possible when the CDC admitted a purified, isolated sample of Covid … Read more
In this short video, you’ll watch a group of election people led by their supervisor go through the process of learning how a Diebold voting machine works. The supervisor insists the machine is foolproof and cannot be overwritten with false votes. They go through the process together with one person appointed to vote “yes” and … Read more