Right to Vote
Kerby Anderson Should non-citizens be given the right to vote? Most Americans would say no. If you want to vote, you should become an American citizen. But before you conclude that the matter is settl...
A Date of Infamy
Kerby Anderson Today is December 7 – a day that President Roosevelt said would be “a date which will live in infamy.” On that fateful morning of December 7, 1941, America was attacked without warning....
Getting the Right Score
Kerby Anderson Imagine your frustration if a sportscaster never gave you the right score of your favorite team. That is the frustration Republican members of Congress have with the scores given by th...
Eric Carle
Penna Dexter Of the books around my house meant for grandkids, Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar has been read the most. Often, several times at one sitting. The babies want to poke their littl...
Losing Liberty
Kerby Anderson As we enter the last month of 2021, it is worth reflecting on the last two years of the pandemic and lockdowns. We were told by medical experts and politicians that we had to set aside...
America the Outlier
Kerby Anderson Abortion is in the news because of the Mississippi law being considered by the Supreme Court. It limits elective abortion to 15 weeks. Although critics portray it as extreme, it really...
Gas Price Investigation
Kerby Anderson Gas prices are rising, and Americans want action. What can a president do? President Biden has the answer. Instruct the Federal Trade Commission to investigate the actions of the oil i...
Number One in Taxes
Kerby Anderson You have probably chanted at one time or the other: “We’re number one.” But sometimes being number one isn’t something positive. If the legislation before Congress passes, the United S...
Giving Thanks: The Virtue
Penna Dexter I both love and dread the holiday season. A couple of years ago, the women of my church gathered over a meal to “ring in the holidays.” As our pastor addressed us, what we really wanted...
Thanksgiving
Kerby Anderson Each year, we take time from our busy lives to celebrate a day of Thanksgiving. Though many holidays have become secular celebrations, this holiday still retains much of its historic re...
