Even when it looks like there is NO choice, there IS A CHOICE! As I prepare to cast my vote in Indiana, I have done my research and have determined who is most worthy of my vote. The sad part is, most positions don't offer me a choice because there is only one candidate listed. During the last election, Indiana was called with only 2% of the votes reporting, which I find very sad! The […] Read the Full Article »
The Informed Voter’s Guide to Election Day
I have sat by long enough, watching my town; my community and my state remain in a state of Kool-Aid-induced-coma, long enough. Many will choose to remain in that fog, as they have developed a real taste for the Kool-Aid. However, if a handful of people read this post and are able to emerge without any permanent brain damage to become a well-informed voter; then I have accomplished what I set out to do. In […] Read the Full Article »
Where I Draw the Line on Equal Rights
As an observer of a recent discussion on the topic of feminism, I found myself pondering just how much I support or stand against feminism. Don’t get me wrong – I’m all for equal pay for equal work. I’m all for a woman’s right to vote and I stand firm in that a woman has a right to choose. What’s between a woman and her God is just that. I do believe, however, there is […] Read the Full Article »