Author: Eric Anderson
Going to the Sun to Logan’s Pass
Logan’s Pass is at the top of the world in Glacier National Park. At least, as far as the road is concerned. If you find yourself vacationing at... Read More
Cedar Trail Waterfall
There are many places to visit in Glacier National Park. Besides the main attraction of the “Going to the Sun” road that goes through the park and the... Read More
Sessions, Chicago, and Leftist lawlessness
They have demonstrated an open hostility to enforcing laws designed to protect law enforcement — Federal, state, and local — and reduce crime, and instead have adopted an... Read More
St. Mary’s Lake in Glacier National Park
On the eastern side of Glacier National Park are a number of beautiful lakes, with the Glacier peaks behind them. One the easiest to get to is St.... Read More
Government schools intentionally making children dumber?
WASHINGTON – It’s no surprise to hear that America’s education system is in disarray, with Common Core dumbing down young students, faith absent from education and underpaid teachers... Read More
The West Betrays U.S. Heroes Who Prevented Another 9/11
“Those who work as spies know the risks from America’s enemies, but they shouldn’t have to worry about politicized retribution from its friends” — The Wall Street Journal.... Read More
High Sierra Nevada Lake Sunset
I have often stated that one of my favorite photography locations is Utah, with all of its red rocks, canyons, and National Parks. Probably my second favorite is... Read More
MURDOCK: 3.5 Million More People on Election Rolls Than are Eligible – Liberty Headlines
(Deroy Murdock, Liberty Headlines) More than 3.5 million people in the U.S. are registered to vote than are alive among America’s adult citizens. Such staggering inaccuracy is an engraved... Read More