Judges proposal urges give up gold for pyrite; an election roundup

Barbara Foster, left, of Chattanooga, and Lauren Smith of Soddy-Daisy enjoy an early voting experience Friday at Northgate mall in Chattanooga. By David Tulis Three important constitutional amendments on the ballot give us common people a chance to defy the will of the elites  whose concentration of power secures their economic security and that of […]

Rather than fight, 6 judge magistrates in N.C. quit to defend marriage

Bill Stevenson resigns his office as judge magistrate rather than wed two people of the same sex. (Photo wcnc.com) [We must appreciate men of principle who would rather quit an employment than perform a deed contrary to God’s law, violative of a particular law, or contrary to a moral or ethical qualm — say a […]

Haslam, industry titans reject marketplace, digital redo in education

A sop for defenders of a decaying business model (the public school), Gov. Bill Haslam is pushing free community college for all high school grads, as proclaimed in a mailer. By David Tulis Gov. Bill Haslam’s Tennessee Promise program of free associate degrees for high school grads is being flooded with applications, not to anyone’s […]

TV spot fibbery: Amendment 2 ‘protects our right to vote for judges’

An establishment bid in Tennessee to beef up the powers of the executive and legislative branches of government is filled with clever dissimulation. For one, TV spots and fliers say voting for Amendment 2 “protects our right to vote for judges.” It protects our right to vote in Soviet-style retention election for judges after a […]

How by act of levitation feds turn marriage law into empty shell

Faith in high tech and a high level of public service have kept Hamilton County Clerk Bill Knowles in office. The gay revolution coming to Tennessee will test his resolve and faith as a Christian and publicly elected official. (Photo Electknowles.com) By David Tulis The debate over Amendment 1 to the Tennessee constitution brings to […]

It’s perfectly rational for Barys, other weathermen to ignore sky striping

To keep their integrity, forecasters who created this chart at a Chattanooga TV station disregard weather-altering activities of Uncle Sam. By David Tulis Governments talk up ways to “combat climate change” and have manipulated the weather with hazy factory skies  for years. So why do weather forecasters reject sky striping as a developing “good government” […]

Tennessee Promise props broken system

Broadcast live streaming video on Ustream Gov. Bill Haslam’s giveaway of associate degrees to high school grads seeks to intervene on behalf of a bureaucratic schooling system facing erosion from the digital marketplace where PDFs, free materials, free lectures, YouTube and online resources dominate. It’s as if he were the Fed, spewing credit into the […]

Shadow on the field of your inheritance

By David Tulis You googled “abortion chattanooga” because you are searching. You have liberty to do so. Some long while ago the Supreme Court issued a decision, Roe something-or-other, that makes abortion a fundamental right. You have a sense of thankfulness for the judges, two rows of elderly, black-robed men and women with serious, dignified […]

Horizon-to-horizon lines tell of global engineering policy that affects you

Sky striping, by all appearances, is a systematic laying down of white plumes to form clouds, as here in Northern Delaware (Photo Jeff Lasky on Facebook)  Sky tattoos in various forms of decomposition mark a sky in Grury, France (Photo Frederic Delfino on Facebook)  Bizarre cross formations such as this one in Stockport, Manchester, UK, […]

No, sir, our constitutional history forbids my support of Amendment 2

Gov. Bill Haslam is leading an effort to reduce from three to two the number of departments in Tennessee government. Amendment 2 deletes the people’s right to elect judges and makes members of the judiciary accountable to the executive and legislative branches. (Photo VoteYes2.org) [The following is an Aug. 25, 2014, letter by a Cleveland, […]