A Discussion of Election Integrity Issues, with Steve Knipper.

Introduction Any entity which can exercise control over our finances and our health, have at its disposal the means of absolute control over the individual and thus the society as a whole. We will leave the subject of our health for another time. Our intent in this article is to address the control exercised over…

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…

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…

By John J Thomas Massie considers himself an engineer and an entrepreneur; a man of God, country, and family. He has a neighborly demeanor and a happy attitude. He’s a pragmatic, down-to-earth, “git ‘r done” kinda guy. His views are as diverse as mine. The solar panels on his off-grid home generate all the electricity…

Guest post by Jessica Neal On Friday, August 26, Campbell County Circuit Judge Daniel J. Zalla found the integrity of the ballots was “satisfactorily shown” in the recount for the Kentucky State Senate District 24 race, and will certify the results for the May 17 primary. This decision comes after a lengthy court battle between…

To me, a RINO can be characterized as a charlatan. One who is a visible hypocrite and wearing a label instead of living the party’s values and convictions. An example would be a vegan stating they are one and you see them coming from McDonald’s eating a Big Mac. Republicans in name only have betrayed…