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International Criminal Court
Hillbilly wisdom: as a broad generalization, criminals do not like the legal system. First, there are the police and then there are the courts. In late 2025 the Trump administration… More.
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Congressional integrity
Hillbilly wisdom: Last week I posed the question “why does Congress allow this little conflict to continue?”. The prevalent answer was “they get paid”. Devil’s advocate: there needs to be… More.
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Appearance, Mr. President, is everything
Hillbilly wisdom: It is sad to see a person fail because the bar is to high. Each day brings expectations of a new record and it becomes impossible to meet… More.
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Fine Print
Hillbilly wisdom: always read the fine print before you sign. This is not a judgment of the MOU signed by the United States by President Trump. Frankly, the MOU offered… More.
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Cotton or Shoffner
Hillbilly wisdom: congratulations have already been extended to the Cotton camp for his election victory in the November. “Land sakes alive” as momma would say, the latest polls would have… More.
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Vice President’s Role
Hillbilly wisdom: if the vice president wishes to run for the presidency one day, he needs to show the American pubic he is capable of making tough and somewhat unpleasant… More.
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Arkansas Senate Race
Hillbilly wisdom: with 103 days until the midterm and 839 until the 2028 presidential election, any hope of getting the United States out of the Iranian War rests with the… More.
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Discretion is the better part of valor
Hillbilly wisdom: even hillbillies know sometimes it is better to walk away than act recklessly. Repeatedly President Trump has proclaimed he is the only president who went to war with… More.
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Israel to be the 51st State
Hillbilly wisdom: sometimes you have multiple problems that can be solved if put them together. Peace in the Middle East; American security in the region; protection of the Gulf States;… More.
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Winning on your record
Hillbilly wisdom: the senatorial race in Arkansas must be closer than I thought. Arkansas’s last election saw the state go 65% Republican. I concluded earlier that the next senator from… More.
