by Ron Davis on April 19, 2013
Yesterday the House passed the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, commonly known as CISPA, sending it over to the Senate for passage. The bill has been controversial – and rightly so – among many concerned about civil liberties. The problem with CISPA was explained very well on Facebook by Congressman Justin Amash earlier this [...]
by Ron Davis on March 13, 2013
Justin Amash first won my favor with his staunch adherence to the Constitution, and he further impressed me by taking government accountability and transparency to new levels. With every vote he casts posted to his social networking profiles, Amash is actively and openly accountable to his constituents. I wish my Congressman were more like Justin [...]
by Ron Davis on March 11, 2013
It happens in every family at some point. Grandpa has been driving for so much of his life, but as he becomes unsafe behind the wheel, the kids have to step in and take away his car keys. More often than not, he’ll resist. He wants to control his life, though he doesn’t see the [...]
by Ron Davis on March 7, 2013
Without a doubt, yesterday belonged to Rand Paul. The Republican senator stood his ground on the floor of the Senate for almost 13 hours, and he was supported by several of his colleagues. While I don’t want to take anything away from Senator Paul – his stand for civil liberties was both courageous and heroic [...]