In these tumultuous times, our elected representatives must be willing to listen to all sides of the argument. When they don’t, resentment for those representatives forms and citizens grow more and more frustrated.
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Everyone has the right to a television in the United States. It is a right just like the right to practice the religion you want or speak your mind freely or publish news articles. Why is it a right? There is nothing in the US constitution giving the State the power to limit my access to a television. In fact, last time I checked, the word “television” does not even appear in the US constitution.
Denton County, TX, 4 JULY 2017 – Two hundred and forty one years ago today our forefathers set us on a course of action that would require great sacrifice to overthrow the chains of a King that were upon what would later become the United States of America. While we have removed the yoke of King George from our necks nearly a quarter of a millennial ago, we have become y
How would you like to spend $10,000 on a new television? Before you walk away, let me tell you what you’d be getting: An enormous 22 inch screen. Faded color. And with three channels to choose from, I guarantee you’ll only run out of things to watch half of the time! Wait! Where are you going? You don’t want to spend $10,000 on a new television?
Fear plays into every decision we make. It motivates us in our jobs, fearful of unemployment. It motivates our religions, fearful of the afterlife. Fear moves us in who we choose to follow as leaders for they will surely guide us to safety.
Way back when I was an undergrad in Chemistry, I did laboratory work with Heteropolytungstates in an aqueous environment. Don’t let the jargon put you off. Hetero means different. Poly means many. Tungstates are combinations of tungsten and oxygen. In other words, these were really big molecules with many different elements in them. Aqueous environment simply means in water. I have forgotten what it was I was actually trying to accomplish (something to do with paints and coatings) but I did produce a lot of pretty colored stuff.
Five main party candidates have declared they will run for the District 26 congressional seat against Michael Burgess, R-Texas, 16 months before next November’s election. While that may seem early, that’s nothing compared to Libertarian party candidate Mark Boler. He’s been running for this position for eight years.
I’ve long suspected the Governor wasn’t really a libertarian, no matter how much some in the media would like me to think otherwise. He’s not even libertarian-lite, no matter how much he would like me to think otherwise. And because I’ve known he was an
The Libertarian Party of Denton County opposes SB4 in the Texas State Legislature (“Sanctuary City Ban”).
Will Rogers said “… Congress – every time they make a joke it’s a law. And every time they make a law it’s a joke.”