A Nice Story–A forwarded e-mail A little girl went to her bedroom and pulled a glass jelly jar from its hiding place in the closet. She poured the change out on the floor and counted it carefully. Three times, even.. The total had to be exactly perfect… No chance here for mistakes.. Carefully placing the…

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by Carol Negro America is not a plot of land. It is not a culture. It is not a nationality. It is not a set of traditions or customs. It is not a government. It is not a people. It is not a book of laws. And it certainly isn’t a race. America is an…

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Statement of Basic Principles Washington, D.C. (June 16, 2010) — Through an extensive and comprehensive process undertaken by a committee of the RJC Board of Directors, the RJC has streamlined our policy platform into a broad and basic statement of the principles that define who we are and where we stand. The committee was chaired…

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Three prominent Washington D.C. websites are reporting what many capitol insiders warned of: the National Rifle association has made a deal with the devil (i.e. anti-gun Democrats Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid) to limit the free speech of Americans in exchange for their carved-out exemption. While some pro-gun rights advocates may think free speech does…

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A FORUM by SEPP and Virginia Scientists and Engineers for Energy and Environment (VA-SEEE) will be held on SEPTEMBER 25. Quote of the Week “Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge.” – Carl Sagen THIS WEEK: by Ken Haapala, Executive Vice President, SEPP This week was marked…

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by Ken Van Doren • I believe in term limits inflicted by voters. Every couple years we have the opportunity to limit the terms of various politicians, and I encourage the voters to do so. Whatever ails the country that is within the purview of the government is because of incumbents, either because they acted…

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