This was an article I recently read and I'm not going to waste your time and mine with the details because the author did not get to the heart of the matter. And this is it: Raise your children to be happy, secure and confident. This isn't as hard as it sounds. We often worry … Continue reading How to Deal With Teasing and Subtle Forms of Bullying →

I thought I'd share a most unusual circumstance with my friends here at Unleashed! This is particularly noteworthy because I have never, ever rcvd any help from the U.S. govt even though I pay for welfare, disability, Medicaid etc. I'm used to paying my acct too much money to protect me from the IRS - … Continue reading A First →

I chose not to comment after each chapter as originally proposed because I couldn't tear myself away from the book to do so and it allowed me to inhale the full story of this remarkable man and the entire perspective of his young life. J.D. endured a challenging existence no doubt- addictive mother who spent … Continue reading Book Review: Hillbilly Ellegy by J.D. Vance →

For the first time in history, an American president has been impeached twice not for any particular offense but to teach the electorate a lesson- don't dare rock the boat. Ten House Republicans piled on to the heap as well; many from blue states MI, NY, and CA but LYNN CHENEY?!!! The Don was blamed … Continue reading Impeachment- Part II →

Just started Hillbilly Elegy by JD Vance that was published in 2016 and is an autobiography about his childhood in Kentucky's Appalachian region and later in the Rust Belt in Ohio. Not a pretty story: drug and alcohol addiction, despair, poverty, dysfunctional behavior, but this author manages to attend OSU and Yale Law and become … Continue reading Book Review- Hillbilly Elegy →

 As member Judith Ann Campbell noted in a previous thread: "I blame feminism. Any movement which wants us to turn our children over to other people to be raised is, at best, highly suspect." She's right to be incensed for more reasons than that. Feminism has become the new affirmative action and compromises any real … Continue reading Feminism →

"Clearly, if cases are rising exponentially while we are under lockdown and wearing masks everywhere with no entertainment, physical activity, schooling for our children, family gatherings, social events or other forms of human normalcy, what we need is more curfew. A stricter, stronger one – one that is much, much, much more punitive 'coz our … Continue reading Mark Steyn On Covid →

Alabama- ND was no great surprise, but I was blown away by Clemson- OSU. I was disappointed for Trevor Lawrence- what a way to end a stellar college career even though he's expected to go first round to Jaguars and perhaps I'll get to see him play one day. That key defensive lineman Skalski who … Continue reading The National Championship →

All those who read ST Unleashed! are hereby invited to join in! There are so many of you out there, but we never hear from most of you, and we want to hear from you! People from all four corners of the globe are reading ST Unleashed. We are delighted to have such an international … Continue reading Yanks Looking for International Communication →