Published in Blog on September 23, 2021 by Will T. Zwart
Many parents have vocally disagreed with the board's mandate, but have been ignored, and while many in Maryland have said, "no" to the state system and are homeschooling their children, this is a symptom of an underlying problem.
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Published in Blog on September 16, 2021 by Seth Essendrop
What a great summit!
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Published in Blog on September 17, 2021 by Maria Moungelis Bedard
We are taking our Race across the State of Maryland, gathering signatures, and recognizing our state history along the way. Since July we've added 1,500 signatures, but there is more work to do, lots more.
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Published in Blog on September 17, 2021 by Will T. Zwart
What will future generations suffer, what will they say of us, if we allow such a thing to happen again?
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Published in Blog on September 15, 2021 by Michael Lee Rilee
After one bloody episode, Ethan Allen organized a convention seeking independence from New York. This was well before the revolutionary events of 1775.
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Published in Blog on September 13, 2021 by Will T. Zwart
This is a coordinated effort - beginning in the 1960's - to infiltrate, undermine, and destroy every part of what makes America great.
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Published in Blog on September 08, 2021 by Nichole Weakley
Reagan said it best, all it takes is for you and I to say “there is a price we will not pay, there is a point beyond which they must not advance.” Thankfully, our Constitution still holds power in this land, and there are provisions within it that allow for removal of power from corrupt, bloated, bureaucracy.
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Published in Blog on September 07, 2021 by Nichole Weakley
It is with that same spirit that we can honor what they and so many others risked their lives to accomplish, a land of freedom and prosperity, a hope of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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Published in Blog on September 06, 2021 by Michael Colburn
Like Paul Revere did in 1775, 16-year old Cybil Ludington mounted her horse and rode through the countryside to warn of an imminent raid by British troops.
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Published in Blog on August 30, 2021 by Will T. Zwart
As a Scotsman, he'd seen the brutality of the British crown, and signed up with the Continental Army, quickly proving his heroism and prowess while battling the formidable British fleet, most famously during his fight with the HMS Serapis.
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Published in Blog on August 30, 2021 by Will T. Zwart
He was a daring and confident character, sometimes departing the beaten path to get things done.
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Published in Blog on August 30, 2021 by Nichole Weakley
Reagan said it best, all it takes is for you and I to say “there is a price we will not pay, there is a point beyond which they must not advance.” Thankfully, our Constitution still holds power in this land, and there are provisions within it that allow for removal of power from corrupt, bloated, bureaucracy.
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Published in Blog on August 26, 2021 by Will T. Zwart
These are only the major conflicts of America's history, and every single one of these soldiers laid down their life so we could live. We have no excuse to sit back and let their sacrifice be for nothing, and if this nation falls, it will be.
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Published in Blog on August 23, 2021 by Steve Shapero
Though Thomas Stone was on the committee to draft the Articles of Confederation — a forerunner of the U.S. Constitution — his wife became sick, causing him to take her home, thus limiting his involvement in Philadelphia. With the increasing British hostility toward the colonists, William Paca, along with Samuel Chase, organized the S...
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Published in Blog on August 23, 2021 by Steve Shapero
Samuel Chase was kicked out of the local debate club “for extremely irregular and indecent behavior.” Indeed, many a tour guide in Annapolis will tell you he was nicknamed “Old Bacon Face” because he would literally get red with rage while expounding on his political views.
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