Bill Greener

A Sad State of Political Discourse The recent back and forth surrounding the wisdom, or lack thereof, for President Trump’s successful capture of Venezuelan dictator Maduro has left me bewildered

Unqualified Declarations in a Divided TimeWe live in a time where unequivocal declarations as to what is good and bad come with great frequency. Even when correct about the overall

College Football’s Latest Controversy This past weekend, the College Playoff Committee finalized the field of 12 to compete for the national championship. To say their choices have created quite a

For more than 40 years, I have been told numerous times that I was overreacting to the latest progressive assault on American norms, that I failed to understand what was

Perspective in a Season of Thanks A blessed and joyful Thanksgiving to all. In some quarters, wishing a happy Thanksgiving has become codified to mean “you are ignoring all the

A Call for Self-Reflection Will someone please buy progressives a mirror in the hopes they might look at themselves and do some self-reflection? For a great many years, progressives have

A Confounding Philosophy Years ago, I had a friend who often would remark that he could not twist his brain enough to even attempt to make liberal thinking be remotely

The Big Sort and America’s New Divide Several years ago, my friend, Bill Bishop, wrote a tremendous book—The Big Sort. He had two main theses supported by considerable data. The

Defining Free Speech and CensorshipThere has been a lot of recent attention on the topic of speech. At the end of the day, the argument is about who will decide

A Generational Divide—And a Dose of Perspective As an aging Boomer, increasingly, I hear that generational differences are to account for how individuals view things. No doubt, this is the