R. Kent Nowviskie
R. Kent Nowviskie is a native of the great state of West Virginia, where it still holds true that Mountaineers Are Always Free.
He is a graduate of Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, VA, holds a graduate degree from West Virginia University, and is a veteran of the US Army Infantry.
He is currently an educator in West Virginia, where he also owns and operates his own business.
He is a graduate of Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, VA, holds a graduate degree from West Virginia University, and is a veteran of the US Army Infantry.
He is currently an educator in West Virginia, where he also owns and operates his own business.
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Articles by R. Kent Nowviskie
August 18, 2007
In November of 2006, the citizen-voters of the United States swept a Republican majority out of the Congress and handed dominance of that august body over to the party of the Democrats. In one fell swoop, the GOP, which had been riding high on having a Commander in Chief in the White House and a maj...
August 12, 2007
The smell of corndogs and cotton candy wafted across the Corn State of Iowa this Saturday, as corny politicians made corny promises that dripped saccharine-sweet from their wagging, bragging tongues. The empty promises flowed forth like the sickeningly sweet high-fructose corn syrup that flows out o...
July 16, 2007
On Market Street in Philadelphia, tourists and pilgrims from all over the world take their places in line to enter a sacred shrine. Chattering in a hundred different languages, they dutifully shuffle through the metal detectors. They empty their pockets under the scrutiny of the armed guards keepin...
July 10, 2007
America is in the midst of a paradigm shift. What’s old is becoming new. What’s traditional is becoming fashionable. Ideas that were long abandoned are now receiving lip service from ambitious politicians all across the political spectrum. In the race for the 2008 presidential election, we're ev...
July 07, 2007
A famed Southern author by the name of Samuel Clemens once wrote, "Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it." This world-renowned son of the South, popularly known by his pen name, Mark Twain, was full of such wisdom. In one of his most famous nov...