Electing a weak leader was bound to happen. It’s what we do after that matters.
When it comes to gun violence, there’s one factor that separates America from the rest of the world.
We support the students who participated in the National Walkout two weeks ago.
Our culture and attitude about human life and morality is one that is both destructive and the primary cause of violence.
We would like to thank everyone who worked to make the celebration of our 50th-year of marriage so much fun.
Seems emotions run high at every turn and we have forgotten so much in our world of tragedies.
All the laws that are on the books now and still criminals have firearms.
I want to walk out to show that I support the victims and their families. To show my school the consequences won’t stop me from showing that support.
The cost is almost nothing, as these are almost entirely volunteer positions, but the safeguards to our local citizens would be significant.
I would like to thank that close band of citizens in Neighbor to Neighbor Black Diamond who came along side me in this fight and made it their own.
In a 10 year period, 294 patients were admitted to Harborview Medical Center alone because of fireworks-related injuries.
An overwhelming majority of all Americans want a ban on military assault weapons, and so do a majority of responsible gun owners like me.
It will be interesting to see how the electorate likes the new tax policy once all the hidden impact is felt and when the Republican Party then moves to cut benefits for the 99.9 percent of us.