Frank Hill

HILL: Call me Ishmael

September 5, 2024 Frank Hill

“Call me Ishmael” is one of the most famous opening lines to any of the more than 150 million books ever published in recorded history. I just read it for the first time in the […]

HILL: Character vs. policy: What is more important in a candidate?

August 29, 2024 Frank Hill

Imagine the following resume for a so-called “perfect” candidate for president, especially if you are a moderate-to-conservative Christian in either party. A distinguished person who graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy with honors in engineering. […]

HILL: Report from Wisconsin

August 22, 2024 Frank Hill

We just returned from a week in Door County, Wisconsin, tracing my wife’s family history with the establishment of the cherry orchards in the late 1800s up there above the 45th parallel. The 45th parallel […]

HILL: Oh, to be ‘unburdened’ by progressive socialists any longer

August 15, 2024 Frank Hill

No, I am not the new president of a resurrected John Birch Society. But unless a well-respected and trusted older mainline nonprogressive socialist Democrat can prove the following comments are not valid, I am not […]

HILL: ‘Nutty’ ideas to eliminate national debt ― or are they?

August 8, 2024 Frank Hill

“Nutty” times beget “nutty” ideas. U.S. federal national debt surpassed the $35 trillion mark. How crazy and insane is that anyway? Total U.S. GDP in 2024 is about $28 trillion. It is like your teenage […]

HILL: Marxist college professor dinner table talk

August 1, 2024 Frank Hill

Kamala Harris’ father, Donald Harris, was a tenured self-professed Marxist economist at Stanford University. Joseph Anthony Buttigieg II, father of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, was an openly admitted tenured Marxist professor of literature at Notre […]