Coach Bill / Dad, Entrepreneur Special Educator, American Political Scientist, Writer, Musician.

John Adams   “I have found by Experience, that in this Age of the World that Man has an awful Lot, who “dares to  love his Country and be poor.” Liberty and virtue! When! oh When will your Enemies cease to exist or to persecute! Our Country will be envied, our Liberty will be envied, our Virtues will be envied. Deep and subtle systems of Corruption hard to prove, impossible to detect, will be practised to sap and undermine Us and the few who penetrate them will be called suspicious, envious, restless turbulent ambitious—will be hated unpopular and unhappy. But a succession of these Men must be preserved, for these are the salt of the Earth. Without these the World would be worse than it is.” Letter To Abigail Adams, from John Adams, Paris, April 16, 1783 Few generations, said George Washington and John Adams, are fortunate to produce brilliant minds and hearts that are selfless. How shall we fare in our present? What is the path of national political unanimity that ...

The chair of the individual civic writer has the capacity to be unconstrained by political and monetary pressure. It is the place for intellect and liberty to flow on a common endeavor. It can be a seat that proclaims justice; a place from which the status quo can be shaken; a source through which ill-serving strongholds can be brought down.  The growing tide of humanity is readily entering the fastest growing practice of individual liberty in the 21st century, civic journalism. Does the profession of civic journalism directly compliment the foundational core strength of the United States of America as the highest echelon of responsible, 'thought-out,' ordered expression;' a 'long-form' work of 'individual free speech' that employs the enterprising of critical thinking skills as the writer presents their observations and reasoning to the readers, and through the auspices of the mainstay of the internet to be an 'open source' framework through which t...

The United States of America, a nation of laws, founded on the unanimous agreement of natural law, immediately decreed that the protection of human rights, to the assurance that the people be safe and happy, with their fundamental rights being foremost the brick and mortar of our establishment, solemnly declared, that it be the mainstay and cornerstone upon which the whole edifice of our national unity both stands and rests. As such, the presence of efforts and actions  of foreign powers and international financial institutions   to meddle with the instrumentality of the offices and powers of the American government with the intent to  commandeer its economic strength should be observed,  deconstructed, and brought forward to the attention of the people. But in a nation that has become ideologically divided and polarized for short-term political gain, consensus will not be reached. Our Declaration of Independence was our only unanimous agreement...