January 6, 2021: First Person Account by Robert Socha
January 6, I trekked to the Nation's capital to engage my first amendment right to peacefully assemble
Continue readingJanuary 6, I trekked to the Nation's capital to engage my first amendment right to peacefully assemble
Continue readingI am embarking tonight, January 5, 2021, on one of the last vestiges of peaceful protest available to
Continue reading"Nil desperandum, -- Never Despair. That is a motto for you and me. All are not dead; and where there
Continue readingFew historical events have shaped western history. The Illiad, Homer's epic, is one. It illustrated the
Continue readingIn the shadow of a presidential election fraught with unprecedented chicanery and contemptibly dishonest
Continue readingAn Open Letter to our Elected Officials: The magnitude of confusion and subterfuge in the public sphere
Continue readingWe have a couple of holiday traditions in our home that give us a chance to tease one another throughout
Continue readingWe are in a place in the course of human events that demands thankfulness. The self-evident truth of
Continue readingI thought the Covid-19 nightmare would wane after November 3, and I'm confident it would have if President
Continue readingWith the chicanery and subterfuge happening in the aftermath of the 2020 election, I take this opportunity
Continue readingI have thrown my hat in the ring and run for City Council. I won. With all of the rhetoric and
Continue readingToday, the death total in the United States of America for 2020 is 82.5% of the annual total (1). The
Continue readingWhen President Abraham Lincoln addressed the nation amid the Civil War, he quoted the Gospels, stating,
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