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Thoughts on Life on the 4th of July

By Dave Andrusko I am writing this on July 3, two days after NRLC’s marvelous annual convention concluded. Like many, many others I blogged all three days—and I will continue commenting on this outstanding gathering all this week. In 2015 just prior to the Fourth of July, NRLC President Carol Tobias wrote a very thoughtful …

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What if our Founding Fathers just said “I’m personally opposed, but . . .”

  “Of course I care, but it’s not my problem.” What if the members of the 1776 Continental Congress had said that in response to the struggles of the American colonies under British rule? What if they had just shrugged and returned to their busy lives? Thankfully, they didn’t. They declared freedom from the bonds …

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