By Inland Empire Transit Alliance Supporters of the Redlands Rail Project will say, “I love riding the train” or “it sure is fun to ride the train”. The Inland Empire Transit Alliance (IETA) members like riding trains also, but our infatuation for the Redlands Rail Project ends at the Santa …
Read More »By Ed Hoffman At Wholesale Capital Corporation, we created a 501(c)(3) so that we could raise money for charity via golf tournaments and other events. When we do these, my colleagues and I are expected to hand over all of the money to the charities we are collecting for. One …
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By Ed Hoffman In case you live under a rock, Hillary Clinton announced her candidacy for President last week. The entire week was a magical mystery tour of strangeness, from the outdated van she traveled in to her failed attempt at relatability at an Ohio Chipotle, where nobody even recognized …
Read More »By Ed Hoffman On April 8, 1864, the United States Senate passed the 13th amendment to the Constitution. That means this month marks 151 years since our Senate voted to abolish the abhorrent practices of slavery and involuntary servitude. But the milestones don’t end there; April 9 marks 150 years …
Read More »By Ed Hoffman Last week, we saw just how quickly lawmakers will cower when faced with intimidation from the thugs on the left. I’m referring to the Indiana legislature, which was directed by Governor Mike Pence to revise its Religious Freedom Restoration Act after the law was widely – and …
Read More »By Ed Hoffman If you recently jumped on the Ted Cruz train, I haven’t joined you just yet. While Cruz’s presidential campaign announcement last Monday was powerful, strong and displayed his incredible speaking capabilities, the same cannot be said for the Today Show interview he gave Matt Lauer just a …
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