A Woman's Point of View

There are those who believe that the fight for liberty is exclusively a man’s fight. That is not true. Lee Parker is dedicated to truth and freedom, a patriotic woman who has given the last dozen years of her life to efforts to expose lies and reveal truths concerning the unalienable rights to life, liberty and property that are expressly recognized by the Declaration of Independence, and are inherent in all people around the world. Lee lends her perspective to the struggle for truth and liberty in a manner both conversational and pointed, in easy-to-understand language designed to make the listener seriously think about the issues raised.

The Wisteria is Out

By Lee Parker

Have you seen it? Have you noticed? The wisteria is out. I saw some just the other day, beautiful cascading ripples of lavender and white. Like grapes, the wisteria rippled in the air, its sweet scent singing of the end of winter and the beginning of spring. It seemed to be saying, "Now is the time of renewal. Now is the time of hope. Now i

A Woman's Point of View

Women and Guns

By Lee Parker

I grew up in a family where guns were common. My father had several rifles he used for hunting. There never was a concern about us children firing or causing harm with his guns. Dad was careful and we all respected the potential dangers of his firearms.

As a woman and mother, I like the thought of having weapons in the house for

A Woman's Point of View

Women and Patriotism

By Lee Parker

I sometimes think I should be called Paulette Revere, because I am constantly warning people, “The feds are coming! The feds are coming!”

Everywhere I look, the United States federal government is trampling our rights to self-determination. It is time for women to become aware of and stand against federal incursions into our families. It is time for women

A Woman's Point of View

You Are Not Alone

By Lee Parker

Yesterday, a friend of mine told me he had been diagnosed with a form of heart failure. Medical doctors told him he should get his affairs in order because he did not have long to live. After getting a second opinion and receiving medication, his heart responded and it now looks like he could have a somewhat "normal" life ahead of him.

My friend did not tell