Putting cows on the front page since 1885.
Putting cows on the front page since 1885.
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Editor's Note: This column was originally published in the Herald edition of Feb. 21, 2013. The Herald agreed with Mr. Bush to republish it because the content is newly relevant. As hot as this topic is – and as passionate as I am about it – even with President Obama and his ill-informed minions running around saying feel-good phrases like, "if there's one life we can save, we've got an obligation to try" – I just can't keep writing about the gun control debate. So, with the cold and flu seaso...
I don't know ... sometimes I feel like I'm a dinosaur in the land of George Jetson. Every day seems to bring news of something that I never thought I would see in the country I grew up in. I'm not judging, mind you. I have plenty of planks in my own eyes so I have no right to go about judging others for the specks they might have in theirs. What I'm saying is that the lines between good and bad, right and wrong, evil and righteous, normal and abnormal have become so blurred – or erased c...
I read with interest, and some degree of disbelief, the Herald’s Nov. 15 front-page piece regarding church safety. Most of the church leaders that the Herald interviewed seem to be living in the real world enough to have started planning for an incident, be it a heart attack or intruder. But only one church leader had the good sense to decline specifying what those plans entail. It’s common for reporters to ask questions about security measures after a high-profile incident. That’s what reporters do. But leaders, church, school district or ot...
