VIDEO – A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN ACTIVIST
AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY RALLY – HANDS OFF MY HEALTHCARE – WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 2012
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American Exceptionalism
VIDEO – PORTRAIT OF A WARRIOR
TEXAS PAINTER IMMORTALIZES FALLEN TEXAS SOLDIERS
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A LEADERLESS WORLD AS AMERICAN INFLUENCE RECEDES
June 19, 2012 A Leaderless World Signs of disorder grow as American influence recedes. Not so long ago much of the world griped about an America that was too assertive, a “hyperpower” that attempted to lead with too little deference to the desires of those attending the G-20 meeting today in Mexico. Well, congratulations. A
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MEMORIAL DAY – WHY THEY SERVE
May 24, 2012, Tom Manion: Why They Serve—’If Not Me, Then Who?’ After more than a decade of war, remarkable men and women are still stepping forward. By TOM MANION Col. Manion, USMCR (Ret.), is on the board of the Travis Manion Foundation, which assists veterans and the families of the fallen I served in
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GEORGE W. BUSH: THE ARAB SPRING AND AMERICAN IDEALS
May 18, 2012 We do not get to choose if a freedom revolution should begin or end in the Middle East or elsewhere. We only get to choose what side we are on. By GEORGE W. BUSH These are extraordinary times in the history of freedom. In the Arab Spring, we have seen the broadest
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BOOK REVIEW – DENNIS PRAGER’S ‘STILL THE BEST HOPE: WHY THE WORLD NEEDS AMERICAN VALUES TO TRIUMPH’
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Still the Best Hope’ By Max Singer – Special to The Washington Times Friday, April 13, 2012 STILL THE BEST HOPE: WHY THE WORLD NEEDS AMERICAN VALUES TO TRIUMPH By Dennis Prager Broadside Books, $26.99, 448 pages Dennis Prager, author and host of a nationally syndicated talk show that focuses on moral and
VIETNAM POW EXHIBIT AT AIRBORNE & SPECIAL OPERATIONS MUSEUM AT FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
VIETNAM POW exhibit shows ‘uncomfortable’ side of Vietnam War BY MARTHA QUILLIN – mquillin@newsobserver.com, March 9, 2012 BY MARTHA QUILLIN The News and Observer Vietnam POWs 725 U.S. troops captured during the Vietnam War, 33 Number who escaped captivity from South Vietnam, 65 Number who died as POWs, 660 Number who were handed over to