Hugh Hewitt has a series of excellent articles about the shame of Columbia University in inviting the terrorist President of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, to speak at their school . To read his articles, click here, and here, and here. They are well worth your efforts.
I have created this blog with one basic idea in mind. To share with you my thoughts and interests, and to begin a civil discourse on the important and interesting issues of our time. The name Musings of a Whiskey Rebel comes from one of the most famous events to take place in the Western Pennsylvania region that I call home. The Whiskey Rebellion started in 1791 and finally was ended by President George Washington in 1794, when he sent 13,000 members of the militia to quell a rebellion by farmers in Allegheny and Washington County who objected to the imposition of a tax on whiskey and other alcohol.
Hope Through Healing Hands - Using Medicine As A Currency for Peace
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Wall Street Journal columnist Barton Swaim is my favorite in the Journal’s
impressive lineup on the opinion side of the paper. He came to town this
week to...
Where you can find me now
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I am now blogging from time to time in the old style at The Conservative
Wahoo. Here is the introductory post. Please consider stopping by.
Dear swimmers and parents
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Dear swimmers and parents,
Thank you for participating in our annual Intra-school swimming competition
held on 16 April 2013.
Registration for the upcomin...
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