Constitution Coach: Do You Have The Courage? The final line of the Declaration of Independence is not decorative. It is a pledge made by people who understood that words can cost something. “We mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor.” That sentence is easy to quote on the Fourth of July. It is much harder to live. The Founding Fathers did not sign a symbolic petition from a safe distance. They risked execution for treason. They risked ruin

Cory Vaillancourt Incident The recent Cory Vaillancourt incident began at a Michael Whatley Meet & Greet, which was being sponsored by a Haywood County citizen on July 18th of this year. Cory Vaillancourt, a fired journalist from the Smoky Mountain News and, in my opinion, a failed news reporter, poster child for radical fake news reporting, a stalker, and a bully, who is now currently employed by the very liberal Asheville Citizens Times, wrote an article for the Asheville C

History Behind the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier At Arlington National Cemetery, silence feels different. It is full of names, flags, footsteps, and memories. A powerful reminder that Freedom Is Never Free! Among its most solemn places stands the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a monument dedicated to U.S. service members whose remains have not been identified. The tomb honors people whose names were lost to war, but whose sacrifice was not. It also gives the nation a place to gri