John Kays

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John Kays identifies timeless remnants from our past that will endure, or be admired by future generations.

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Jim Demint is Right with Persecuting Gays and Unmarried Women Teachers!

'If someone is openly homosexual, they shouldn't be teaching in the classroom and he holds the same position on an unmarried woman who's sleeping with her boyfriend-she shouldn't be in the classroom.'

Slumberous Democrats Better Wake-Up, Before It’s Too Late!

The Democrats are climbing out of hibernation now and mounting a valiant Custer's Last Stand to fend-off the hostile charge of whooping Republican Indian cavalry. Three harbingers come to mind in a newly realized resurgence for the sleepy Democrats

Which Politician Protects The Rich, and Discards Out of Date Civil Rights Laws

Rand Paul has focused more on national issues and the Tea Party vitriol against Obama, Pelosi and Reid, whereas Conway has zoomed in on local issues that are of interest to Kentuckians.

The ‘Spirit of 1776-Patriot Ghosts’ of Sharron Angle Never Even Existed!

The Nevada Senate race is sizing-up to be the tightest and the most volatile for the upcoming November mid-term elections. The intensity of this scrap in Nevada is symbolic of a vaster ideological engagement that is an echoing cannon-blast across

Now is the Time to Re-consider: ‘Is the Middle Class Shrinking?’

So FDR created the middle class out of nothing and pulled us out of the Great Depression, when he signed into law the Serviceman's Readjustment Act (June 22, 1944). Naturally, that's a rather easy way to describe a complex socio-economic phenomeno

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Frontline Supervisors Are Sinking Your Safety Program. Here’s the Fix

A single recordable injury can cost an employer tens...

He Bought a Rescue Ship Before He Built a Dating App

An anti-racism clothing label. A converted fishing boat that took 104 people off a sinking dinghy. A DJ career. And now an app for gay and queer men, run out of Amsterdam. Benjamin Hartmann's history does not run in a straight line, and the thing that runs through it is a willingness to lose money on purpose.

Why Renting a Car Changes Your Crash Risk and Insurance Exposure

A decade ago, a rental car was a rental car. You adjusted the mirrors, hunted for the wipers, and drove off in something close to what you already owned. The dashboard had gauges. The turn signal was on the left, the transmission was a leve
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