by Craige McMillan -- Strange, isn't it? Those who purport to be the wisest among us rage against the agenda put forth by a being whose existence they deny. And going full more…
by Craige McMillan -- "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players: they have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many more…
by Craige McMillan -- I think it was the Peter Principle that detailed the first of two "all-too human" scenarios inside of which we are now living. This is the tendency for more…
by Craige McMillan -- In a deeply divided nation holidays like the Fourth of July provide a convenient covering that temporarily obscures our many differences with one another, thereby creating – for more…
by Craige McMillan -- Just in case politics no longer makes any sense to you, let me toss a few crumbs from the table of a bit longer perspective than you may more…
by Craige McMillan -- The Washington, D.C., media circus starring the nation's up-and-coming political stars in Congress (and let's not forget the producers and directors in the executive branch) have now distinguished more…
by Craige McMillan -- Obama's latest case of historical revisionism – trading five terrorists from the Gitmo Hilton for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, whom some of his fellow soldiers describe not as more…
by Craige McMillan -- It says a lot about the current state of social and intellectual intolerance in America when crucial issues of the day are framed by media outlets to fit more…
by Craige McMillan -- Do you get the change part yet? Well, I hope so. The executive branch of government now makes the laws, and also determines which of the old laws more…
by Craige McMillan -- In an affluent society (even one temporarily impoverished), change can be pursued in many ways. In the political realm, "change" translates to government control: at the local, county, more…
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