Tag Archives: history

The Un-Involved American

Posted on June 1, 2013 by paulbrodie

There was a time when the people living in the U.S. were involved. This time was primarily before the U.S. even existed. Do you think that is a fair claim? Okay, maybe it wasn’t primarily before 1776, but as the … Continue reading →

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Public officials: To pay or not to pay?

Posted on January 26, 2013 by paulbrodie

My last post quoted Benjamin Franklin regarding people filling the roles of public officials, specifically elected ones, along with the topics of salary and warnings of monarchy. In this post I’d like to address those quotes. I believe our government is … Continue reading →

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