Today the nation is observing a National Day of Mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, who died on December 29th at age 100. He is being praised by many for his years as President. Many are throwing accolades his direction, which is appropriate during a time such as this, but let’s be honest . . .
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As of today, the General Assembly in Harrisburg is officially back in session. Will the State Senators and State Reps uphold the oath they took?
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So many questions still surround the events of January 6, 2021, but one thing is quite evident – it WAS NOT an attempt to overthrow the government. It was not an “insurrection”. In reality, that was quite evident on that day four years ago. How could an unarmed crowd of people hope to overthrow the US government? More questions arose as videos surfaced of Capital police moving barriers and opening doors to allow people to enter the Capital. In some videos, Capital police appeared to act as tour guides leading people through the Capital. People calmly walking between the velvet ropes in Statutory Hall taking pictures is not how one envisions insurrectionists.
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Christmas is just around the corner. We seem to see fewer and fewer manger scenes in yards and more reindeer, snowmen, and Santa Clauses and, of course, every mall has a Santa Claus for kids to sit on his knee and tell him what they want for Christmas. But, of course, Santa asked whether he or she has been naughty or nice. Have you ever wondered about Santa Claus? How did he become a part of Christmas? Is this jolly man in a red suit based upon a real person in history? Well, you’ve come to the right place to get some of those questions answered!
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One month ago today Americans went to the polls to elect a new President, elect members of Congress and US Senators whose terms were up.
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