Latest Essays
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Eichenberger: Stewardship, not Purity
Read more: Eichenberger: Stewardship, not Purityby Dan Eichenberger M.D. At the birth of the American republic, the Founders staked everything on a revolutionary conviction: human rights do not originate with kings, courts or governments. They are “endowed by their Creator” with life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.…
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A Government that Lies to Us
Read more: A Government that Lies to UsAs we near a midterm elections in which the pollsters tell us there is a good chance that Democrats will regain control of both houses of Congress, we might spend a moment to reflect on what more serious, sane representation might look…
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A Midterm Strategy
Read more: A Midterm StrategyIndiana Democrats have a winning strategy for the midterms. It doesn’t employ policy reform or a demonstration of shared Hoosier values. Any affinity with working families was abandoned some time ago. No, their secret weapon is, quite logically, distraction, with Donald…
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NFL Owners Begone
Read more: NFL Owners BegoneAre we ready to get rid of NFL owners yet? Watching a third-generation nepo-baby wander the Colts sideline second-guessing plays has done it for some. Yes, women heading traditional male institutions is supposed to be of historical importance. That is woke nonsense in respect to…
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Franke: College Woes
Read more: Franke: College Woesby Mark Franke Lately, Cornell University has been getting a lot of press of the kind it really doesn’t want. What may have been missed in all these headlines is a news article several weeks ago about Cornell’s releasing a…


