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The Silent Compliant Majority - Vimarsana News

The Silent Compliant Majority

Universities pay historians to research, understand, and explain revolutions in order to help us comprehend our present circumstances. Most social upheavals—such as the 1789 French Revolution and the 1917 Bolshevik seizure of power—are top-down. Revolutionary regimes always count on the servile obedience of their subjects.

The Silent Compliant Majority - Vimarsana News

The Silent Compliant Majority

Universities pay historians to research, understand, and explain revolutions in order to help us comprehend our present circumstances. Most social upheavals—such as the 1789 French Revolution and the 1917 Bolshevik seizure of power—are top-down. Revolutionary regimes always count on the servile obedience of their subjects.

This Week in Texas Politics: Redistricting lawsuit reboot - Vimarsana News

This Week in Texas Politics: Redistricting lawsuit reboot

FOX 7 Austin's Rudy Koski and his panel of political analysts break down this week in Texas politics including a redistricting lawsuit reboot.

Richard Groves: Maybe we should actually listen to each other? - Vimarsana News

Richard Groves: Maybe we should actually listen to each other?

Bruce, a friend from my days in Texas a long time ago, said that he and his mother — a die-hard fundamentalist — could not have a civil conversation about

National News: Chuck Terrill: Words Matter  (2/24/21) - Vimarsana News

National News: Chuck Terrill: Words Matter  (2/24/21)

Wednesday, February 24, 2021 Our daughter Sarah was looking over her shopping list in one of the grocery aisles at Walmart. Her five-year-old twins, Alex and Lillie, had helped her with writing the list. Sarah startled the twins by saying in a loud voice, “Who wrote 'butt' on the shopping list? We aren't going to get any 'butt' at Walmart!” Alex laughed so hard he fell on the floor. Then he said, “Not meeee!”  His sister had obviously meant to write “butter.” Maybe she got distracted, but her omission does illustrate how important words are.     I used to write a weekly artic...