What I’ve Learned

It has almost been 4 weeks since my last post. I didn’t plan to take 4 weeks off, but it kinda just happened. I learned a lot during those four weeks and I figured that I would share some of the things that I learned

. #1 Bob Costas needs to stick with commentary on football, not

Iran, Sanctions, and the Race to Nuclear Armegeddon

Last night’s final Presidential debate brought one striking reality to my attention. Both candidates believe that Iran can be seen and dealt with Western mentality. Western mentality is driven by logic, power, and money. Iran’s leadership is not driven by power, greed, or economic gain; they are

A Closer Look

One of the many questions people have concerning this upcoming election is “Can we trust Mitt Romney?”. But the real question should be “Can we trust Barack Obama for four more years?”. One of Benjamin Franklin’s famous quotes is “Honest is the best policy.” Thomas Jefferson had this to say about honesty, “Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom.” As Americans, we value honesty very highly. Trust is what builds relationships and successful endeavors, but there is no trust without honesty. Can we really trust Barack Obama with four more years?

All politicians make promises, and very few