The Tennessee Tribune is publishing lists of people who don’t vote. Is this a good idea? Will forcing people to vote, people who likely have little interest in an election and thus know little or nothing about the candidates, improve … Continue reading →

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The subprime mortgage foreclosure crisis has presented a very unique opportunity that two groups across the nation are taking major advantage of. The ‘crisis’ came about primarily because Fannie and Freddie relaxed their qualifications for obtaining a mortgage. People who … Continue reading →

The following is a very unfinished thought and even more an unfinished manuscript. It’s a work in progress on both levels. Read at your own risk. There’s an interesting disconnect playing out across our land about age, sex, and marriage. … Continue reading →

There is a lot of angst among many people about the ‘untraditional marriages’ of the FLDS and in particular the age of some brides. As I’ve mentioned earlier, for those who study history the FLDS marriages not only don’t seem … Continue reading →

There are clearly incidences where children need to be removed from their homes. Some parents are intentionally abusive and some are either mentally incapable of caring for their children or are just plain stupid. Removal though needs to be extremely … Continue reading →

In this post I mentioned the 51 marriage licenses the state of Texas issued to brides under the age of 14 in 1970 and speculated that based on our current thinking these must all be awful marriages with such terribly … Continue reading →

This is an issue that has bugged me for some time. But I’ve had and am still having difficulty putting it in to words. On April 21 in this post I pointed out the hundreds of people Texas considered good … Continue reading →

While you can’t purchase a Nautique today with audio volume tied to boat speed, that doesn’t mean the fine folks at Correct Craft don’t have the technology. In this case the audio coming out of the system isn’t Mute Math … Continue reading →