4 The men who wrote the Constitution had a pretty straightforward plan to Provide for the Common Defense. Most new Americans viewed a standing army as a source of oppressive behavior at home and misanthropic behavior abroad, so opted for state militias and a navy... Recrossing the RubiconThis entry was tagged Change Constitution Defense Spending Evolution Progressive US Military and posted on February 5, 2010 by Jason Everett Miller
31 In 1795, just before being tossed into a French prison for not supporting the execution of Louis the XVI, Thomas Paine wrote the book that would be his downfall. The Age of Reason was a critical look at The Bible... Revisiting the Age of ReasonThis entry was tagged Age of Reason Common Sense Evolution Religion Thomas Paine and posted on January 3, 2010 by Jason Everett Miller
31 The Constitution is quite clear on matters of war. We were not meant to have an enormous, world-straddling military hegemony. What military we did possess was meant as a defense mechanism only and not a tool of global dominance. The... An American RenaissanceThis entry was tagged Congress Constitution Evolution Non Profit US Military and posted on December 31, 2009 by Jason Everett Miller
166 Paranoia runs deep in American politics these days. So many on both sides of our gaping cultural divide are willing to believe the most heinous things about their fellow citizens that I am surprised the Republic still stands at all. ... Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad ElephantThis entry was tagged Apathy Evolution Grassroots Partisan Progressive Republican Party and posted on October 17, 2009 by Jason Everett Miller
139 The funny thing about politics (funny sad, not funny ha ha) is that perception equals reality for most people, and our perceived "reality" then becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy for the country. We have a crappy, partisan hell where nothing gets... Post-Partisan Traumatic Stress DisorderThis entry was tagged Activism Barack Obama Evolution Grassroots Health Care Reform Partisan and posted on October 13, 2009 by Jason Everett Miller
63 I learned to love Fridays these last few months, newly appreciative of weekends after 18 months of telecommuting contract work. I had finally landed a Dream Job at a Dream Company. Life had stabilized into something more suitable for long-term... Donner, Party of TwoThis entry was tagged Barack Obama Evolution Government Budgets Government Contracting Government Regulation Progressive and posted on February 17, 2009 by Jason Everett Miller
49 I have come to the conclusion that even as pragmatic and reasonable people accomplish great things over the coming years of an Obama administration, all we will see and hear in the near future (both on- and off-line) will be... the evolution won’t be televisedThis entry was tagged Barack Obama Evolution Fringe Grassroots Thomas Paine Washington DC and posted on January 4, 2009 by Jason Everett Miller
33 It's official. I have joined the republican party and will be voting under that banner in November. No, I am not voting for McCain, I am just sick and tired of the self-righteous anger the democrats have lathered themselves into... Bull Moose on ParadeThis entry was tagged Bull Moose Evolution Republican Party Teddy Roosevelt and posted on August 9, 2008 by Jason Everett Miller