Tag Archives: FDR

A Date which will [Again] live in Infamy?

Posted on November 30, 2020 by museman

What if President Trump channeled FDR and was honest with America about China’s “Virus Invasion”? Continue reading →

Posted in Health, History, Politics | Tagged China, COVID-19, Democrats, FDR, Health, Pearl Harbor, Politicians, Republicans, Speeches, Trump, Unemployment, Values | Leave a comment

My Shot at an Executive Order on Guns

Posted on January 15, 2013 by museman

I don’t know why the White House needs to draft 19 Executive Orders to restrict guns, when some revisions to an existing one might do just fine. Continue reading →

Posted in History, Not Surprisingly, Politics | Tagged 6102, Bureacracy, Disturbing, Executive Order, FDR, Gun Control, Newtown CT, Obama, Process, Regulations | Leave a comment

A Dependance on Remembering Editorial Cartoons

Posted on May 4, 2012 by museman

When it comes to the creation of a Federal Socialist State, George Santayana was right – as these past editorial cartoons try to illustrate. Continue reading →