History | Makin Tea: The Bill of Writes

May 30, 2022 Ken McEntee

Blessed are the peacemakers

We needn’t glorify war to honor those who sacrificed their lives—voluntarily or involuntarily—fighting for their beliefs and/or answering the call of their country. For years, until last fall, a photo of the black granite monument at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial

April 17, 2020 Ken McEntee

Happy Patriots Day

Sunday is the anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord, April 19, 1775, the beginning of the war for independence against British thugs. Remember the courage of the relatively small number of citizens who beat the asses of the

February 8, 2014 Ken McEntee

Ohio legislators roll the dice on your freedom

Two months after being appointed chancellor of Germany, Adolf Hitler drafted the “Law for Removing the Distress of the People and the Reich” (aka the “Enabling Act”), a constitutional amendment that would give him complete power, rendering the Reichstag impotent.