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Harris Sherline

Harris R. Sherline is a retired certified public accountant and executive, whose conservative commentaries appear weekly in two California newspapers.  His web blog is "Opinionfest.com."
Articles by this Author
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» Obama's State of the Union Lecture
By Harris Sherline | Published 01/29/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated
         The speech was riddled with self-serving ''facts,'' many of which were either distortions or downright lies, but perhaps most of all, typical of the president’s style, it was not so much a speech as a lecture, which I found insulting.
» Obama as the Apologist-in-Chief
By Harris Sherline | Published 01/24/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated
         Who asked Barack Obama to run around the world apologizing for America, and by implication, all Americans?  Certainly not the American people.  Nor have we seen any polls or news stories reporting that Americans asked the president to apologize on their behalf.  If anything, it’s just the opposite.
» Where Are the Lawyers?
By Harris Sherline | Published 01/17/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated
       Writer Sherline asks:  With more than 300 lawyers in Congress today, why are they working on measures that are in conflict with our U.S. Constitution?
» Schizophrenic Behavior in Our Society
By Harris Sherline | Published 01/7/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated
        Are we schizo, or What?  Is it any wonder that there are so many problems in America today when there is such contradictory and schizophrenic behavior in our society?
» My New Year's Resolutions
By Harris Sherline | Published 12/27/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
         As each new year rolls around, I try to focus on the future, not so much in the sense of making New Year’s Resolutions, most if not all of which I never keep, but my hopes and aspirations for the next year.
» The Tyranny of the Majority
By Harris Sherline | Published 12/24/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated

        America’s Founders created a representative form of government, a republic, in an effort to guard against the possibility of a small majority gaining control and dictating their own terms of governance.  Unfortunately, however, we seem to have morphed into the idea that a simple majority should decide everything for everyone.  Are you convinced that our “democracy” is working the way you think it should? 

 

» The Rules of Engagement and Our Military
By Harris Sherline | Published 12/21/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
        The forces of ''Political Correctness'' have influenced our military mindset, to the point that the United States has exceeded the basic standards of The Geneva Conventions by imposing extraordinary Rules of Engagement (ROE) on our military, which can jeopardize their safety in combat zones.
» Is Medicare Really a Good Deal?
By Harris Sherline | Published 12/17/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
        So, how can Medicare possibly continue to provide the same level of services to seniors when the number of enrollees is increased by 75% and its funding is cut by about 40%?  As usual, the actions of Congress turn logic on its head.
» Who Cares That We're Going Broke?
By Harris Sherline | Published 12/12/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
       Writer Harris Sherline and others are concerned that so much of the public remains seemingly unconcerned about the financial condition of our states and the federal government.
» Bah, Humbug!
By Harris Sherline | Published 12/5/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
       Those firms that succumb to the PC version of the “Holiday” may well find that some of their customers will eventually see the situation as I do and take their business elsewhere--to a store or firm that acknowledges that Christmas is Christmas, Christ included.
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Blogs by this Author
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Published 05/31/2008
          With the due date for filing individual income tax returns having recently passed, this seems like a good time to reflect on the annual ritu...
Published 08/29/2008
        America claims to have the goal of eliminating all forms of prejudice: color, race, creed, gender, sexual preference, financial status, age, religion, and et...
Published 09/27/2008
       I’m no longer surprised by the fact that politicians and bureaucrats generally try to hide many of their actions from public view, especially those that may ...
Published 10/4/2008
       The “Official Voter Information Guide” for the November election recently arrived in our mailbox.  After giving it the usual once-over, I was stru...
Published 11/22/2008
        How many laws do we pass to fix problems, only to find out that they don’t fix anything and often make things worse?  Sometimes laws are pa...
Published 01/11/2009
       Has the endless barrage of “politically correct” (PC) rules that we are subjected to nowadays finally overcome our nation’s treasured right of fr...
Published 01/17/2009
        Unless our political leaders wake up and change course, we are headed for hyperinflation.  We’re not there yet, but I believe we are on the cusp, ...
Published 04/18/2009
        The media not only reports but often hypes statistics about unemployment and other matters without troubling to put the information into context.  &nb...
Published 05/2/2009
        Below is a letter that I wrote in March, 1999, to the U.S. senator who was heading the Republican Presidential Task Force at that time.  Re-reading...
Published 06/6/2009
       Why do we continue to support the United Nations (U.N.), as if it actually has any credibility or influence left?  Unfortunately, in many respects the U.N. ha...
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