Closing the White House as Mental Abuse
by Deborah C. Tyler
For the first time in my adult life, I am not proud of the First Lady.
This article originally appeared on American Thinker
Forfeiting Freedom by Mass Neurological Dysregulation
by Deborah C. Tyler
The responsibilities for preserving our constitutional republic require a citizenry of strong individual egos living everyday lives free from paralyzing fear.
This article originally appeared on American Thinker
The Illusions of Supplemental Security Income, from Someone Who Knows
by Deborah C. Tyler
The responsibilities for preserving our constitutional republic require a citizenry of strong individual egos living everyday lives free from paralyzing fear.
This article originally appeared on American Thinker
Ego Death on Concourse C
by Deborah C. Tyler & Theresa S.
The responsibilities for preserving our constitutional republic require a citizenry of strong individual egos living everyday lives free from paralyzing fear.
This article originally appeared on American Thinker
Where Do the Cupcakes Come From?
by Deborah C. Tyler
Recently, while attending a friend’s birthday party, I watched a toddler’s amusing attempts to hoard cupcakes. The child’s behavior got me thinking about how prosociality or antisociality develop in children, depending on whether family or the government provides their food.
This article originally appeared on American Thinker