Ignorance Is Not A State Of Grace
January 30, 2020
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There are two occasions when a person ought to reflect upon the words of John F. Kennedy’s: Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. The first is during a time of war when citizens are asked to defend their nation. The second occurs in a perio
Continue Reading →Bias Is No Impediment To Justice
December 20, 2019
Chief Justice John Roberts, Might Makes Right, Republican, The U. S. Supreme Court, Tom McClintock, truth and lies
The axiom, “Liars sometimes speak the truth,” existed as far back as the ancient Greeks, and is still accurate today. But how are we discern the difference between truth and a lie? With regard to articles of impeachment, Donald Trump’s supporters have dispensed with the need to
Continue Reading →Obama Speaks And The Nation Should Listen
May 19, 2016
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In a recent essay, Stanley Bing writes that lies serve as truth as long as they are believed. (“Does the Truth Matter?” by Stanley Bing, Fortune, May 1, 2016, pg. 136.) In an election year a lot of “truths” serve to justify gut feelings. One of them is that Hillary Clinton
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