Birth control, Ho Chi Minh, Richard Nixon back again Moonshot, Woodstoock, Watergate, punk rock Begin, Reagan, Palestine, terror on the airline Ayatollah’s in Iran, Russians in Afghanistan “Wheel of Fortune,”
Severus Snape from the Harry Potter book series is the perfect example of how being a master of a skill or craft doesn’t automatically make somebody suitable to teach it.
What are legends made of? Whom do we idolize? Which character traits do we wish to emulate? In each generation emerges special men and women of legendary leadership. We learn
My candidacy for California’s 25th Congressional District commenced October 2019. There were other candidates who had entered several months prior. I took a close look at the candidates who were
There is an old saying, “A man (or woman) cannot ride two horses at the same time.” Candidates who hold fundraisers in wealthy people’s living rooms and then claim to
I cannot resist replying to Pastor David Hegg with a redimensioning. Here are my thoughts on his Jan. 13 sermon. Pastor Hegg, I found your inspiring post to be very
By David Hegg I have a really good friend who can often be heard complimenting something wonderful as being “to die for.” But recently I’ve been taking stock of that level
By The Signal Editorial Board California’s Proposition 13 is one of the most important taxpayer protection initiatives ever enacted in our state. And the evidence, past and present, bears proof
Two total lies that Democrats continue to push are that President Trump said he can do whatever he wants and that Nazis who protested in Charlottesville “were good people.” Both
Here’s the two-step that all good people must take now, even in blue California: First, realize the level of depravity that has taken over the White House, and second, fight
Local CPA Jim de Bree addressed a couple of commentaries I wrote recently about California’s hostile business climate and over-taxation that is driving businesses and people out of California at
As we welcome the year 2020, it is important to reflect on the state of education in our community. Ensuring that all our children are provided the necessary competencies to
Jim de Bree wrote a commentary published Jan. 16 entitled, “The Economic Paradox of California.” In that commentary he referenced a prior commentary of mine and raised a question. I
Even in the worst of situations, unless we’re talking about being plopped alive into an industrial wood chipper like that poor lady in “Fargo,” there’s a lesson to be learned.
When two serious students of history declare that President Trump has made a fatal error in eliminating Quasem Soleimani, as have Johnathan Kraut and Lois Eisenberg, we must seriously look
Well, as I mentioned in my last column I’ve packed up and moved from the no-longer-Golden State, settling in the metro-Denver town of Castle Rock. It’s been quite an experience,
As an Australian, I was deeply moved to read that 20 firefighters from the Angeles National Forest fire service will be traveling to Victoria to help combat the wildfires that
These are disconcerting times for those paying close attention to the national news. There’s not much positive and a whole lot of troubling. An impeachment trial where our highest government
It’s strange to me how people can criticize Donald Trump’s impeachment process as “purely partisan” — see The Signal’s Editorial Board opinion, Jan 5 — when their own views of
By The Signal Editorial Board For the longest time, many local residents used to lament the fact that there was no mall in the Santa Clarita Valley. In the 1980s,