Hannah Katherine Haberkorn, Welcome to the World

On May 5th, 2013 at 6:20 AM, the Earth first met Hannah Katherine Haberkorn. I have the distinct privilege of being her father. The nerd in me was rooting for Continue reading →

#WAR and Consequences

#WAR and Consequences   “Tact is the knack of making a point without making an enemy.” – Isaac Newton   “It’s not your business model that sucks, it’s you that Continue reading →

A Dearth of Details

A Dearth of Details Because the ‘agitative’ nature of Progressivism has, in large part merged with some odd form of Libertine-fetishism masquerading as ‘Freedom Loving’, we have a newish class Continue reading →

Growth and Opportunity Project: Not Awesome, Not Awful

We Conservatives are really only good at complaining and mocking nowadays. So, that’s why I am so sick and tired of all the ‘Truuuueee Conservatives’ and their desire to support Far Continue reading →

#Stand with Rand: Risky but Right

Introductory Mea Culpa Intellectual honesty requires some reflection and admissions of inconsistency when one’s positions shift over time. That is where I, and ostensibly, many other Conservatives currently find ourselves. It Continue reading →

Whispering Shadows in the Footsteps of the Hazy Night

     A grey menace stalked the twilight, hurling despair like pathos personified. But it was a bite without much sting, kind of like a Democrat’s idea of spending cuts. So, Continue reading →

The Thankless, Troubled Road

My fascination with Modern Political Conservatism is waning mightily.   The more I learn about and study the roots of Traditional Conservatism, the more I see the need to latch onto a Continue reading →

Why Do We Televise the State of the Union Address?

Reblogged from RightWay: I am sure many others have asked this question, but I don’t feel like google-ing to find out what others have to say about the topic. So, Continue reading →

My Immigration Post

[Ed. note/word of warning: to the 'too long/didn't read' crowd. Just leave now. To everyone else, this is a little more lengthy than a lot of my posts, but hopefully Continue reading →

Unconnected Thoughts on Conservatism

     I have been thinking here and there about Conservatism (as many others have). There are some who insist that the Republican Party (and not Conservatism) lost in 2012. The thinking Continue reading →

The RightWay Ahead

The path to Federal fiscal solvency happens to overlap with the path towards national prosperity. That is fairly obvious when you think about it. If more people are economically self-sufficient, Continue reading →

Holy Cow, It’s 2013

Holy Cow it’s 2013 Guten Tag, you few, you daring, you Readers of RightWay. Long time no post. My apologies for that! I believe there are 4 actual posts I Continue reading →

When Your Whistler Stops Working

When Your Whistler Stops Working… or… For Whom The Bell(‘s Palsy) Tolls Saturday, November 17th 2012 began like many other Saturday’s before it. The pre-sunrise landscape found me puttering along Continue reading →

Revised Numbers: The Temporary Victory of Identity Politics

Revised Numbers: The Temporary Victory of Identity Politics In a previous post, I spent a great deal of time demonstrating my competency in using simple formulas in an excel spreadsheet. Continue reading →

Data, data, data

So… ignore the numbers in the first section of my previous post: shameless plug I had read somewhere that the total numbers for the popular vote were still far from Continue reading →

Politics for the Non-Political, Vol. 3: Good Luck, Democrats

Politics for the Non-Political, Vol. 3: Good Luck, Democrats   As a companion post to my summarizing of the troubles (and possible initial solutions) for the GOP (and Conservatives) in the Continue reading →

Politics for the Non-Political, Vol.2 – Summary of the Misery

Politics for the Non-Political, Vol.2 – Summary of the Misery   There is a whole heaping lot of armchair analysis and soul searching being done now by those of us who Continue reading →

Open Letter to my Innocent Children

To my Dear, Sweet Abigail and to the Little One still waiting for your time in the Sun, America is weird. This unusual country that God has seen fit to Continue reading →

Politics for the Non-Political – Volume 1: Two Party System

I am by no means an expert on U.S. Civics or political science (oxymoron alert). However, I enjoy sharing my thoughts on politics and our political system. It would be Continue reading →

The Potential Promise of a Romney Presidency

As Christians, we know that all of the world’s affairs are in the hands of God. He will allow to happen whatever He wills. His plans are not our plans Continue reading →

Don’t Be Hatin’ on the Mouse

It was announced yesterday that Disney was buying Lucasfilm for an obscene amount of money. George Lucas has been thinking for the past 4 or 5 years about how to handle his Continue reading →

Weird Things We Do – U.S. Civics Edition

Question 1) Why haven’t we repealed the 17th Amendment? First some brief background. In the original Constitution, members of the House of Representatives were elected by the citizens, while members Continue reading →

“Why Me?” – Job Gets Tested

Job 1-5 Well, my reading plan juked and jinked and took me from Genesis right into Job. I was expecting to be floating down the Nile with baby Moses this week… but, Continue reading →

Patriarchs – The Cliff Notes Version

Genesis 14-50 With God’s help, I have remained fairly faithful in my daily reading. At the same time, my daily posting about the reading has kind of fallen by the Continue reading →

Benghazi, Bayonets, and Boca

Last night, the third and final Presidential Debate was held in Boca Raton, Florida. The ostensible subject was Foreign Policy, though the subject often was directed back towards domestic policy Continue reading →

Political Harmony… Take 2

So….. I was originally going to be very screedy and ranty in this post. Perhaps even bufoonishly antagonistic. But, I had a change of heart. In the name of full disclosure and transparency, I Continue reading →

Abram’s Traveling Road Show

Today’s Reading: Genesis 12,13 * God told Abram to leave Haran and go to Canaan… and Abram obeyed. * Abram told a selfish lie that caused misery and got him Continue reading →

Grab Bag Friday!!

My daily reading plan had no passages for today. Looks like we will jump back into Genesis tomorrow. The verse of the day was from James and I will offer Continue reading →

Babel On

Today’s Reading: Genesis 11,12 I don’t have a unique insight into the story of the Tower of Babel, so I will just offer some general thoughts. Today’s passage first takes us Continue reading →

Noah Gets Lit and Ham Gets Fried

Today’s reading: Genesis 8,9 and Psalm 12.   The aftermath of the flood brings us a new covenant with God. He has promised to never destroy the Earth in this Continue reading →