we do not ask
what's right.

Every one of us has been asked, “what nationality are you?” About 10 years ago, I began answering that by saying, “I’m American”.  The person with whom I was speaking invariably would say, “Yeah, but, you know, what nationality are you?  Where is your family from?”

Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, and 46 other signers of the Declaration of Independence were born in the American colonies.

I was born in America.  My parents were born in America.  With one exception, my grandparents were born in America.

I am, without question, an American.  My heritage is American.  I will die an American.

Our great American society is being torn apart over two very different ideas of what our cultural principles ought to be – over what it means to be American.

This blog is dedicated to exploring the great American argument and exposing the dangerous tenets of the ideologies on both sides of the debate.