The need to remain thankful despite our circumstances

In a year in which very little has been normal, the arrival of Thanksgiving this week provides a calming “reset” to a turbulent and uncertain time in our country. Thanksgiving is considered a uniquely American holiday.

Teen’s birthday fundraiser benefits Lampasas library

Hello everyone. I just wanted to take a few minutes to thank everyone who donated during my birthday fundraiser for the library. I want to apologize for this being so late, but COVID had other plans than I did.

Dominion software switched millions of votes to Biden

A 6,000-vote switch in Michigan giving Trump votes to Biden, said to be a computer glitch, has brought electronic voting machines and programs into national focus.

The corruption of COVID clinical trials, part one

Truly striking.” “Tremendous.” “Extraordinary.” “Miraculous.” “A great day for science and humanity.” Those are just a few of the hyperbolic responses from government health officials and Big Pharma cheerleaders to preliminary COVID vaccine trial data released by Pfizer and Moderna this past week.

The presidential election: a work in progress

The media must be awfully forgiving. After four years of hammering home how suspect our election process is -- how vulnerable it is to meddling and interference -- they’re suddenly comfortable with it.

My thoughts in a dark time

As there is too much to say in the space of one column, I will simply offer some thoughts on the state of the country, now more than a week after the 2020 elections. No. 1: While I am not certain the reported election results are dishonest, I suspect they are.

Legitimacy of the election hangs on recounts

Where are the envelopes?

Americans have to be able to trust that elections are fair, transparent

They say waiting is the hardest part. But they were wrong. Waiting is much worse when the messaging is controlled by a radical media with no interest in a fair outcome. Since the Nov.

My journalism journey ends

I have tried to think of something appropriate to say upon the end of this endeavor at saving Western civilization through journalism. Western civilization remains unsaved. That is the first thought that comes to mind. What could I have been thinking anyway?

Living with Joe the 46th

If elected, I can envision a better life with Joe: Better Kempner drinking water; cow poop-free smelling air since we will be eating plant food; no speed traps because of defunding; free blue facemasks; no more oil changes; no more gas fill-ups; no noise pollution from Fort Hood since all soldiers...