I did not work myself up to any great degree of excitement about Election Day. All day, family and friends were glued to the television all day and all night, eagerly watching
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"...the perfect soldier, uniting a clear head and solid judgment to a light and joyous, but intrepid heart..."
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As 1941 was winding down, a string of victories showed the Wehrmacht to be unstoppable. Between June 22 and early December, 1,800 miles were covered by 4 million Axis soldiers who sat
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"It is their affair, not merely to remember that humanity has been wise and great, but to understand the special ways in which it has been weak and foolish."
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They say that history is written by the victors, but our history is being rewritten by people who have neither won nor built anything. How can we be sure that the history,
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"Why," said I, "do you need prayers?"
He said it was because his fate was upon him.
Yesterday, a super informed friend of mine was making an intelligent point during a conversation. She noted that if the Senate would change the rules back to the pre-Harry Reid norms, the
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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's famous commencement address to Harvard University (June 8, 1978).
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Rudy explains how things might go, beginning on Jan 6, 2020…
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Editor’s Note: Welcome a new writer (but long-time friend of MOTW), Alfred Walker. Did you know that the Pledge of Allegiance isn’t in the Constitution? It’s not even in the Declaration of
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When things were at their worst in storm or battle, he was wont to shout to his men, "Hi, now we are having a fine time!"
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