A good citizen is...

How amazing the world would be if we all followed this little one. view entry > | edit entry >

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Strong individuals and families are critical, but not enough. Individuals and families need and rely on others for day-to-day survival, food, shelter. These "others" are the community. Our country… view entry > | edit entry >

It is often said, and it is usually true, that the whole is greater than the sum of the individual pieces. In the case of a country, it is equally true that the stronger the families and individuals… view entry > | edit entry >

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Theodore Roosevelt (26th President of the United States, 1901–1909), Speech at New York (1902-11-11) view entry > | edit entry >

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It is important to teach our children, and to remind ourselves, of our heritage:

- of why and how we became a nation,
- of the basic principles and documents upon which the country was founded,
-… view entry > | edit entry >

It is important to teach our children, and to remind ourselves, of our heritage:

- of why and how we became a nation,
- of the basic principles and documents upon which the country was founded,
-… view entry > | edit entry >

One of the unique characteristics and basic tenants of a democracy is that its citizens get to vote – both figuratively and literally - and that each citizen is able to live the life of their… view entry > | edit entry >

There are certain groups whose jobs were specifically created to keep the country strong. Strong in the sense of safe; strong in the sense of fair, useful and enforced laws; strong in the sense of… view entry > | edit entry >

In the United States, our governments are entities created by us to potect us and our property and to provide services we believe should be provided by a central group.

The are many levels of… view entry > | edit entry >

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