American exceptionalism

The Question at the Center of Our National Debate When all is said and done, the crux of the political debate taking place in the United States today centers on

Reagan’s Warning for a New Era Ronald Reagan, the patron saint of a generation of conservatives, said it best. “Freedom is never more than one generation from extinction. We didn’t

A Nation Divided — On Veterans Day, No Less This is being written on Veterans’ Day, a time when we give thanks to all who have served the country in

America is not perfect.  It never has been, and it never will be.  We are flawed and have been from day one.  Still, it says here, ours is the greatest

My first two opinion pieces for Think American focused on law enforcement issues, drawn from my personal experience as a police officer. This one, however, comes from a broader perspective—as

 At some point, if people truly care about Americans being given as close to an equal chance for equality, they will have to ditch Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) as

As somebody born in 1950, a debate as to whether or not the term “American exceptionalism” is justified is a somewhat recent phenomenon.  Barrack Obama proclaimed in July of 2016