By Frosty Wooldridge
In the past 50 years, I have bicycled the length and width of California seven times. I have motorcycled the coast 10 times. I have driven a car up the coast 8 times. I’ve driven a United Van Lines 18 wheeler dozens of times around California during my trucking years. In other words, I have seen California from every possible angle.
I’ve visited Yosemite, Prairie Creek Redwoods, … Read more...
By Frosty Wooldridge
Each week in America, something weird, crazy, stupid, nuts and off the wall, crazy—pops up in politics, sports, race relations, and the environment.
To start off, a letter arrived over my transom about America’s racial divide, political chasm and the incredible bias in main stream news reporting. Just watching the enormous fraud continuing at U.S. AID curls your guts. What’s more, all the people that protest against … Read more...
By: Les Dunaway
Any student of history knows that rampant corruption is one of the symptoms of a country in decline. When the corruption is encouraged by the government of the country, one must wonder how far the rot has spread and whether it’s spreading up or oozing down.
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By: Les Dunaway
For the past year or more, I’ve been struggling with the fact that many people believe that social programs can be expanded without limit because taxes can be raised, without limit, to support them. The question I keep asking myself and everyone who’ll talk about it is “How can we help these people to understand that simple arithmetic demonstrates the fallacy of their belief?”
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