Speaker Vacancy Stymies House Work
Now, thanks to Gaetz and his shortsightedness, the House is closed for business until a new Speaker is elected.
Author: Sanford Horn
Sanford D. Horn is a writer and educator living in Westfield, IN. He is married with two daughters.
9/11 at 22: Are We Forgetting?
May the memories of the 2,977 murdered on September 11, 2001 always be for a blessing. This must never be forgotten.
It’s OK to Be Angry About Bernie Sanders
The beauty of the free market system is that we the people have the right to work, earn, and accumulate – and that includes Bernie Sanders
Fred McGriff and the Baseball Hall of Fame: The Crime Dog Stands Alone in Cooperstown
It is doubtful any of the Baseball Hall of Fame eligibles will be enshrined on Sunday July 23, save for Fred McGriff.
Speaker of the House: Two Heartbeats from the White House
Discussing eleven Speaker of the House votes, and Kevin McCarthy’s marathon 15-round vote was only the fifth longest in US History.
Democracy In Action or Inaction?
Both sides of the aisle described the longevity of the speaker election as a disgrace, an embarrassment, a failure of democracy. Was it?
Army Should Have Gone Bowling
There’s no reasons accommodations couldn’t be made to put Army Football in a bowl ahead of teams with losing records.
