There are a lot of folks riding around in proverbial “white Mercedes” firing drive my commandments at the idiot congregants hording around them.

As I celebrate 35 years with type 1 diabetes and my 42nd birthday, I reflect back on the last few years and how my disease aided me in making the right decisions concerning COVID.

Why Healthcare Decisions should remain individual decisions and mandates should be questioned

Thanks to actions of a local teenager and the Cherokee County Sheriffs Office, we were able to show our kids a real life example of actions and consequences

Increasing the minimum wage may address portions of inequality in the short term, but does very little for long term prosperity and even less for economic inequality.

As our country and world continue to combat actual injustices and those that are perceived, I continue to get this strange feeling that things are going to get much worse before they get better and that reasonable people with common sense will be labeled as extremist. Anyone that allows all opinions to be considered and more importantly, discussed, is progressively becoming “crazy talk.”

The United States is the most polarized it has been since the Civil War. If you’re trying to figure out what happens next, then you’re not alone.

Coronavirus, the Role of Parents, and the Cherokee County Public School System allowing a choice..

Type 1 Diabetes: A possible long-term side-effect of COVID-19?