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By John Philip Sousa, IV

If we could hold government employees accountable to serve their customers, you and me, just as free enterprise must do, and fire those who refuse, I can promise you service would get much better.

By John Philip Sousa, IV

Americans of all color, race and creed are frustrated by the new divide that seems to be growing between us. Here's what we should do to fix it:

By John Philip Sousa, IV

Just because a human being (and that is what we are talking about) is born one color or another, or one religion or another, or one tax bracket or another does not make that human being any less or more valuable than any other human being.

By John Philip Sousa, IV

​Not much surprises me anymore, but several items today have me pounding my head against the wall wondering ‘what in the hell is wrong with people?’

By John Philip Sousa, IV

We live in a media culture that promotes lies and half-truths in service to misrepresent the actions of the current administration all with the goal of continuing the policies of Obama (and Clinton).

By John Philip Sousa, IV

If the leaders of Congress would find common ground around the principles they claim to share, rather than continuing the kind of bickering that is tearing us apart, they could wipe the blackboard clean and work together to solve our problems.

By John Philip Sousa, IV

Beware Democrats. Black America is the sleeping giant that is beginning to wake up. And when they do, your ability to “pimp them like prostitutes” will be over.

By John Philip Sousa, IV

Nothing beats quality. That’s true in life, and it’s true in our education system.

By John Philip Sousa, IV

The rain hasn’t even stopped falling in Houston and the tree huggers are out in force stating, with total certainty, that had Trump stuck with the Paris Accord the poor people of Houston (and surrounding areas) would be wiping water off their windshields and not out of their living rooms.

By John Philip Sousa, IV

It seems Donald Trump has single-handedly launched a world of hypocrites; each more determined than the next to fault him for a panoply of sins that to any clear thinking man or woman are no more his doing than, quite frankly, they are mine.