A Discussion of Election Integrity Issues, with Steve Knipper.

The historian Yuval Noah Harari has written a thought-provoking book called “Sapiens” which makes certain assumptions about the early history of humanity as a biological species. The central defining feature of our species Sapiens, says Harari, is that we are not only capable of inventing and believing fiction, but that the entire life and history…

In December of 1948 the United Nations General Assembly adopted a “Universal Declaration of Human Rights,” (UDHR) a response in part to particular atrocities wrought during the 1930s and 40s in the then war-ravaged nations of Europe and the South Pacific.  The UDHR is impressive in many respects, being one of the few historical documents attempting…

Who’s that candidate? That is a question you may want to ask yourself the next time you go into the voting booth during the Republican primary election. Who’s that candidate who will stand for the Constitution? Who’s that candidate who will act as a servant of the people? Who’s that candidate who will actually serve…

I am tired and slightly mortified by the trajectory that our country is taking. This is not the world that I want my children to inherit. How can we make meaningful changes? We can’t go straight to the head of the snake and chop it off. We start making changes from the ground up, hoping…

Join us for a discussion on election integrity as Dr. Patrick Peterson interviews state senator Adrienne Southworth. Or see this link: https://rumble.com/v22irgu-interview-with-state-senator-adrienne-southworth.html.

by Tom P. The spring 2022 legislative session has wrapped up. Kentuckians are beginning to wake up from an endless nightmare. Finally, the horrors of the past two years are beginning to fade away. After a long wait, are Kentuckians waking up to the blissful pre-pandemic world? Are the career politicians providing a blissful smoke…