by Beau Larson | Sep 10, 2024 | Education, Government, Kids, Parents, Politics, School boards
The Declaration of Independence led to the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Whereas the Declaration of Independence declared the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, the Bill of Rights took it a few steps further. The main takeaway...
by Tim James | Jul 24, 2024 | Elections, GOP, Government, Political Leaders, President
Typically, we have two choices in any federal election when it comes to the presidency, either a Republican or a Democrat. There are three legitimate candidates this time but the third is Independent and typically a nonfactor. There was a time when a party’s platform...
by Samantha Lisle | Jan 26, 2024 | Government, Politics
As former president Donald J. Trump continues to march through the Republican primaries and his much-ballyhooed competition falls away, the pundits are making their play to keep him out of the White House. Dean Phillips, Congressman from Minnesota, has entered the...
by Thomas Hogan | Jan 19, 2024 | GOP, Government, Placer County, Political Leaders
Please follow us on X @ https://twitter.com/wakeupplacer This is another article in an ongoing series whose goal is to review local leaders who serve the Placer County area. Ms. Laurie Wallace has been serving the Placer County area for about 8 years now- and...
by Gordon Grimsby | Jan 13, 2024 | Government, Politics
Please follow us on X @ https://twitter.com/wakeupplacer Take a ride on the Reading Railroad and collect $100 billion after passing GO! Of course, if one is playing Hasbro’s popular board game Monopoly, one only collects $200 after passing GO. However, if you were...
by Dale C. Stevens | Jan 12, 2024 | Government, Politics, Public Health
Woodrow Cade and Dr. JJ climbed aboard the airliner departing Hong Kong for the three-hour flight to Beijing in mainland China. They had instructions to take the airport shuttle to the China World Summit Wing Hotel in Beijing. After checking in they were instructed to...
