President Biden gave his first speech from the Oval Office on June 2nd in which he celebrated the debt deal as “we averted an economic crisis and an economic collapse as nothing would have been more catastrophic than defaulting on the country’s de
The national debt broke the $32 trillion barrier this week.
It’s a number so huge it’s incomprehensible to the average citizen.
We knew $32 trillion was coming.
I have a confession to make. And former President Trump is not going to like it. I’m a southern country lawyer. Darn proud of it.
Modern dads are portrayed as fools in television sitcoms and commercials.
Lucky for me, they are the polar opposite of the loving, strong and decisive father who raised me.
Maybe it’s a good thing that my teenage dream of becoming a TV programmer never materialized.
Jean Lafitte was the most notorious — and successful — of the pirates operating from Louisiana in the early 1800s, but he wasn’t the only one.
As I was scrolling through my Facebook “memories,” a video popped up from seven years ago. I was in Harrisburg, speaking on the steps of the state capitol at a pro-life rally.
My family and I are currently on an extended vacation to Paris and Provence in central France. Relations with our country never have seemed better. Our welcome was quite warm everywhere we traveled.
At the Homewood Suites by Hilton in Carlsbad, Calif., guests were piling trash and dirty towels in the hallway, and by the looks of things you’d think the staff had gone on strike.
It’s difficult to wrap my mind around it, but this will be my 20th Father’s Day as a father.