Democracy

Who loves himself so much that he sold out his friends and family and will sell all of us if we'll roll over and play dead to allow it?

How often must we all engage in self-descriptions with wit and wisdom, professional bonafide, bravados... etc.? The format is everyone for themselves and get it while you can. Let us count the ways,

From Social media to examination anxiety, the disgrace of dating sites, and embroidery in CV. We all like to put our best foot forward but are often tempted to cross the line, which is where dedication and ethics come in.

We only need a pen, paper, and a keyboard to write a compelling copy, and we should also put down that dangerous sword.

The pen is mightier than the sword is a metonymic adage created by English author Edward Bulwer-Lytton in 1839, indicating that the written word is more effective than violence for social or political change.

As totalitarian regimes attempt to spread their tentacles, officials don't respond positively to local journalists' interview requests. 

Reporters' queries about their alleged illegal activities or questionable actions keep rising, whether they're taking bribes, making unilateral decisions concerning restrictive laws, or about the local zoning and backroom plotting. These so-called public servants appear more interested in achieving total control and lining their pockets with developer money rather than responding to their local constituents' concerns.

Do you know the political history of the tweedle dee duo and their dumb and progressively getting dangerous Republican Party?

These losers who led a failed former GOP administration touted a great relationship with Russian autocrat Vladimir Putin and defended an assertion of trusting the foreign leader over the U.S. intelligence community.

It will be forever known as the Newburg Address. President Washington gave an emotional speech to his officers on March 15, 1783.