Historically Speaking: Domestic military action
If you read this column, then you know my goal is not to persuade to a particular belief but to merely inform with historical...
Historically Speaking: Protests
This week I do not have a clever opening. America is in pain and especially our black brothers and sisters. This is an understandable...
Historically Speaking: Mail-In Voting
With the shutdown of everything non- essential and social distancing becoming the new normal, one area of concern is voting. At the very heart...
Historically Speaking: Miracle Cures
As I was driving home from my office this week and listening to talk radio, the host kept talking about how if everyone took...
Historically Speaking: Pandemics
It is interesting that, with all the advancements today in weaponry and defense, the thing that kills the most people is natural and too...
Historically Speaking: Coronavirus quarantine fights not a first for U.S.
Theodore Roosevelt’s 1904 presidential address to Congress is famous for bringing us the Roosevelt Corollary, which warned European nations from involving themselves in the...
Historically Speaking: Equal Rights Amendment
If you are watching more TV than normal, then you may be seeing ads for FX’s upcoming miniseries called "Mrs. America." The show is...
Historically Speaking: Spanish Flu
There has been a lot of criticism over the President’s use of the term “Chinese virus” and rightfully so. Names have not always been...
Historically Speaking: Academic freedom
A recent incident at the University of Oklahoma should have all people concerned, but for more reasons than you may think. A journalism professor...
Historically Speaking: Edmund Burke and Mitt Romney
I recently wrote an article for his column about a lesser-known influence on the Founding Fathers, a man named James Harrington. I think, with...
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