I assumed that first period AP Chemistry class that day would be just as it had been for the first few weeks of school. When I walked into the classroom, however, I knew that something was wrong. The TV was on and I saw that the first tower of the World Trade Center was on . . . → Read More: Ten Years
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On this Memorial Day we remember those that have made the ultimate sacrifice to preserve and protect our sacred freedoms. Those brave men that have gone before us deserve our honor and respect. They also deserve our continued vigilance to preserve freedom and the Constitution of the United States. As Abraham Lincoln said in . . . → Read More: It is for Us the Living This was posted on Facebook earlier today and I thought it might be something that a few of you would enjoy. I have to thank my friend Eleesha for pointing out these videos. I’ve become quite the admirer of Ronald Reagan and I thought it was fun to see this old ad and how the . . . → Read More: Morning vs Mourning in America The free world is cringing at the liberty-killing health care mandate that is President Obama’s signature piece of legislation. There are many aspects of ObamaCare that are distasteful to the American people but the purpose of this short article is not to discuss those details of this law. I’d like to discuss what I believe . . . → Read More: Obama’s Lack of Trust in the American People While I was exploring the University of Texas at Austin this July, I discovered a statue and a plaque that were quiet interesting to me. The plaque was at the base of a statue of a father and mother holding their young child. They are looking upward together. They are striving for a . . . → Read More: The Business of Family Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy I thought this was a very interesting report on the shifting ideas of the upcoming generation’s perspective on gender roles and in particular the role of women in . . . → Read More: A Woman’s Nation I like this video and some of the points that the congressman makes. Stay tuned for my opinion on the health care debate. The following is an essay by Hyrum Arnesen, my brother, which won first place in the “America’s Freedom Festival at Provo” essay contest. No civilization in history has succeeded in maintaining itself. Each one has risen to power, become prosperous, and eventually declined, falling into decay. Can any country escape this fateful cycle? Yes! The . . . → Read More: Family, Freedom, God, and Country |
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