by jeberhard.realweb@gmail.com | Aug 24, 2025 | Current Events, Elections, Liberalism, Political Philosophy, The Economy
By John Eberhard We are witnessing the death spiral of the Democratic Party. The party now has the lowest recorded approval rating in history. A Wall Street Journal poll in July 2025 recorded a 34% approval rating, with 63% viewing the party unfavorably. Several other...
by jeberhard.realweb@gmail.com | Mar 24, 2025 | Current Events, Elections, Liberalism, Political Philosophy
By John Eberhard I started writing political commentary in 2003 when I started the website CommonSenseGovernment.com. When Biden was elected I got so discouraged I stopped writing for a while and concentrated on my marketing business. But recently I decided to start...
by jeberhard.realweb@gmail.com | Oct 3, 2020 | Conservative Views, Elections, Liberalism, Political Philosophy
by John Eberhard My friend Steven Gary Schlussel recently posted on Facebook: “The ‘Progressive’ answer to problems is not to solve them but permit and encourage them. Drug solution – free needles. Crime solution – decriminalize theft. Homeless solution...
by jeberhard.realweb@gmail.com | Sep 28, 2020 | Conservative Views, Elections, Liberalism, Political Philosophy, The Culture Wars
By John Eberhard Today you have a very basic simplicity in the difference between conservatives and liberals. Conservatism as it currently exists in America is based on a very Anglo-Saxon way of thinking, which is looking at a political or public theory or policy or...
by admin888 | Oct 24, 2018 | Current Events, Elections
By John Eberhard I’m going to give recommendations on voting on November 6th. I will start out with California propositions. Proposition 1: Authorizes bonds to fund specified housing assistance programs. Legislative statute. Vote NO. $4 billion in welfare...
by admin888 | Dec 6, 2016 | Conservative Views, Current Events, Elections, Liberalism, Political Philosophy
John Eberhard See Part 1 of this series. The recent election of Donald Trump has shocked many on both sides of the aisle. I’ve seen many articles and commentators trying to explain what happened, and I think very few of them have gotten it right. There are a few...
