Violent Muslims
by Kerby Anderson Franklin Graham in a recent commentary reminds us that the vast majority of Muslims are peaceful, but that is small comfort when we...
Ignoring the Debt
by Kerby Anderson Now that the two political conventions are coming to an end, it is obvious that both major parties and both major candidates want...
Police Chief David Brown
by Kerby Anderson This is a commentary I should have written a week ago, but I had to think about it for a while and wanted to get the quotes right....
Contrasting Platforms
by Kerby Anderson When George Wallace ran his presidential campaign in 1968, he had the slogan that “there’s not a dime’s worth of difference” betwe...
A Bold Governor
by Penna Dexter Over the past few months we have witnessed the emergence of a controversy over an issue most of us never saw coming. We have seen loc...
College Boards
Recently conservatives concerned about an accurate view of American history won a victory at the College Board. The College Board is a massive non-pro...
Non-Profit Organizations
By Kerby Anderson Most successful non-profit organizations try to run with business world efficiency, but they are limited in many ways because of th...
Police Robots
by Kerby Anderson Two weeks ago, the Dallas police used their bomb-disposal robot to end the standoff with the cop killer. Does this unprecedented u...
First the Bakers, Then the Pastors
by Kerby Anderson One pastor in Iowa has accused the government of “meddling in religious affairs.” Pastor Cary Gordon is concerned that the Iowa Civ...
Iowa Churches
by Penna Dexter The federal government and state and local governments across the nation have been busy lately forcing upon businesses, schools, and...
America is Great?
by Kerby Anderson Is America great? Was America great? It looks like we will be having a debate about those questions for the next few months. During...
Clinton Standard
by Kerby Anderson One of the themes that seems to run through my radio program and my radio commentaries is the sad realization that our laws seem to...
