Latest Essays
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Franke: Constitution Day 2026
Read more: Franke: Constitution Day 2026by Mark Franke It was on September 17, 1787, that the delegates to the Constitutional Convention lined up to sign the document they had jointly written. Well, most of them did; 39 of the 42 present signed. That’s a positive margin…
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Eichenberger: Flock Cameras in Perspective
Read more: Eichenberger: Flock Cameras in Perspectiveby Dan Eichenberger M.D Flock Safety’s license-plate cameras have caused a major debate across the country. Some cities have ended their contracts, and lawsuits claim the cameras violate the Constitution. People from both political parties worry about too much government surveillance.…
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McGowan: A Colin Kaepernick Refresher
Read more: McGowan: A Colin Kaepernick Refresherby Richard McGowan, Ph.D. One of my friends remarked that “Ignorance of the past is poor national policy.” It is also poor media policy, especially since that ignorance often guides national policy. This year, on August 31, the 10th anniversary of…
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The Way to Remember 9/11
Read more: The Way to Remember 9/11“Islam is peace; it has brought peace to the world.” – George W. Bush, six days after 9/11. Everyone other than the stray Democrat Socialist mourns today for the 2,297 innocents, including 441 first responders, who died in the terrorist attack…
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Is the GOP Ready for War?
Read more: Is the GOP Ready for War?Military historians note a phenomenon when war breaks out. The generals who had achieved high rank during peacetime are nowhere to be found. That relates, I’m sorry to say, to the Indiana GOP’s upcoming battle against socialism. The reason peacetime generals do…


