There are thousands of drug rehab facilities across the United States that provide counseling, case management, behavioral therapy and other services to people struggling with addiction. Though health insurance may assist with covered individuals, I believe there is a lack of protection for addicts. Things may be improving, but unfortunately, …
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The NJEA and AFT and all their local teachers unions, have a great hate for Private Schools, Charter Schools, and vouchers. First, let me define each category with a brief description. Private Schools: A school supported by private organization, or private individuals rather than by the government. School supported …
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There has been a lot of talk these days about getting rid of “qualified Immunity” for the police that protect us. For those who have been under a rock, it is what protects the police from being sued personally for any actions taken by them while doing their jobs. I feel …
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We are all aware of the opioid epidemic that is plaguing our county, and I am personally aware of the terrible toll it’s had on the United States and other countries, but I have some thoughts. According to the CDC.gov website, “In 2018, 67,367 drug overdose deaths occurred in …
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I started this platform for a very good reason, I wanted to show all sides of issues that are important to our world today. I will be writing my opinions as well as having a slew of guest writers do the same. Unlike other platforms, we will try and have …
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