If you’re looking for a phony issue, consider the political crusade to kill the “Estate Tax.”

To receive the Republican nomination for almost any office, you need to have a strong pro-life position.
But here’s something you didn’t know: It seems being “pro-life” also means ignoring acts of genocide.

I used to be proudly patriotic. I grew up believing America was the land of the “good” and the Soviets were the “evil empire.”

Jesus was a merciful guy, but he didn’t have much patience for hypocritical leaders like we have in Washington.

Would you support a charity that only helped white men? I wouldn’t because it’s racist. But no one objected when President Obama’s initiative, “My Brother’s Keeper,” was started last year.

Here’s a “Hard Truth.” Historians would agree the Allies would have lost World War Two if the U.S. and the Soviet Union hadn’t worked together.

If you’re looking for a phony issue, consider the political crusade to kill the “Estate Tax.”

U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch was in town recently to praise Cincinnati as a model for law enforcement.

There’s an idea being pushed by politicians and corporate leaders called “Ban The Box.” This means employers aren’t allowed to ask a job applicant about his criminal history.

A listener to Powerful Truths criticized my support for the “Affordable Care Act.” He said changes to health care could have been achieved less costly and less intrusively by expanding Medicaid or providing vouchers to purchase health insurance.