John Adams
July 4th – Unknown Bits
As we move toward July 4th and the 250th Anniversary of our nation’s founding, historical oddities are worth revisiting, not...
President John Adams Orders the Federal Government to Move From Philadelphia to the New Capital in Washington, D.C. – This Day in History
On May 15, 1800, President John Adams made a decisive move that would permanently shape the political landscape of the...
The Boston Massacre – This Day in History
On March 5, 1770, a violent confrontation in Boston, Massachusetts, known today as the Boston Massacre, ignited outrage in the...
12 Question Quiz: Which ‘Fascist’ ‘Xenophobe’ ‘Tyrant’ Said This?
1. "I'm really good at killing people. Didn't know that was going to be a strong suit of mine." ...
ECHOES OF EXCEPTIONALISM: Defending the Accused – John Adams and the Radical Pursuit of Justice
As the nation digs out from a ferocious winter storm that swept across the heartland and Mid-Atlantic over the weekend,...
Be Calm, Respect ICE
As thousands protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) removal of illegal aliens (many felons) in Maine and Minnesota – under...
Industry and Frugality – Forgotten?
Benjamin Franklin is about as famous, at least in America, as it gets. Two principles he pushed were “industry and...
Stubborn Facts and Democrats
Reality is a constant reminder of – what is real. Democrats have lost the con, lost their way, and are...
Treaty of Paris Was Signed – This Day in History
On September 3, 1783, the Treaty of Paris was signed at the Hotel d’York in Paris, a townhouse located at...
Independence Day – Remembering
As we celebrate July 4th – Independence Day – take a moment to enjoy a look back and forward. Here...
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