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David Huntwork column
David Huntwork is a conservative activist and freelance columnist in Fort Collins, Colorado, where he lives with his wife and three young daughters. He strongly believes in the importance of Faith, Family, and Freedom as the formula of success for a good life and a healthy nation. You may view his bio and past columns at http://dkhunt.tripod.com. Feel free to contact him with any comments or questions at DaveHuntwork@juno.com The Embracer David Huntwork May 19, 2004 I found The Embracer by Gary Wolf to be a strangely disturbing book in many ways. Set in a future eerily devoid of marriage, relationships, or genuine human . . . The nature of the enemy David Huntwork May 15, 2004 The praise of Allah for all Muslims with his support and the humiliating of those who attempt to defeat Islam and who attack it and who entice the unbelievers . . . Final battle of the culture wars David Huntwork February 24, 2004 Already, most people are tired of the pathetic political theater in the streets and courthouses of San Francisco, and the legal tomfoolery in the courtrooms and . . . They say Trevor made a mockery of MLK Day David Huntwork January 22, 2004 Trevor is a junior at Westside High School in Omaha, Nebraska. On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Trevor — along with a couple of friends — decided to orchestrate a . . . Did you lie to your kids at Christmas? David Huntwork December 26, 2003 From the moment a child is born there is probably no greater "universal truth" pounded into their head by society and culture than of the existence of a fat . . . The twists and turns of the Jessica Lynch story David Huntwork November 14, 2003 With a book deal, multiple prime time interviews, and a made-for-television movie under her belt, not to mention naked pictures of her frolicking with fellow . . . Valley of the Dry Bones David Huntwork October 25, 2003 It is rare to find a book that incorporates desperation, history, politics, intrigue, law enforcement, Christianity, biblical principles, radical . . . Rush and race David Huntwork October 5, 2003 "I think what we've had here is a little social concern in the NFL. The media has been very desirous that a black quarterback do well. They're interested in . . . What's wrong with the Caucasian Club? David Huntwork September 25, 2003 Writing a column on race is the political equivalent of walking through a minefield or playing Russian roulette with your reputation. It is also a striking . . . The seductive temptress David Huntwork September 8, 2003 The modern political persuasion called Liberalism can be compared to a beautiful seductive temptress. Alluring and destined to feel good for a while but after . . . A just war David Huntwork August 13, 2003 The justification of the Iraq War should be old news by now, but still the shrill cry of “Where’s the WMD’s?” continues to reverberate across the political . . . Living the Bill of Rights David Huntwork July 11, 2003 Over Independence Day weekend, I threw my Chinese military issue SKS semiautomatic "assault rifle" in the back of the family mini van, grabbed my snub nose .38 . . .
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