: About Me

I publish regularly in the local newspaper. Once in a great while you'll see my stuff in the Washington Times. Please visit my website when you get a chance:

http://yipyaptimes.blogspot.com

My passion is ...

the preservation of the concept of America and its common sense functioning.

I know too much about ...

myself. I don't have many good defense mechanisms.

My parents always told me ...

children are to be seen and not heard. I guess my passion started early in life.

My childhood ambition ...

survive childhood

My favorite memory ...

hiking through the woods in Yellowstone National Park.

Why I write ...

I don't have anything else to do.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Books analyizing current events, Patricia Cornwell, John Grisham, Ken Follet/FoxNews, CNN/AM talk radio (when I'm in the car)

My first job ...

student engineer at a southern california aerospace company.

My best moment ...

When I was first published in the local newspaper.

My inspiration ...

burst forth when students from Iran mercilessly slandered everthing about America even as they were here enjoying all that it had to offer.

Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Is the Fairness Doctrine a muzzle to silence conservatives?

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Whenever you hear words like "fair" and "fairness" coming out of the mouths of the likes of Hillary Clinton (D-NY), Dick Durbin (D-IN) or Diane Feinstein (D-CA) you know that your wallet or one of your constitutionally guaranteed freedoms are up for give-and-take negotiations: you give, they take. The liberal Democrats in Congress are hoping that we the American people will give up some of our rights to choose the speech we listen to and in return, they will give us "fairness." Being the decent people we Americans are, surely we want fair. But the resurrection of the Fairness Doctrine of 1...

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