Marta H. Mossburg

Marta H. Mossburg writes frequently about national affairs and about Maryland, where she lives. Write her at marta@martamossburg.com. Follow her on Twitter at @mmossburg.

Most Recent Articles by Marta H. Mossburg:

The Muzak State of the Union January 30, 2014
An hour of forgettable, soothing Muzak designed to lift our collective mood and distract us from troubles on everyone’s minds but not on his lips

A very small view for a man who wants to fill the biggest office in the country

Assisting the latest murderer-in-chief of North Korea with propping up his “theatre state” by polishing the lies Kim Jong Un feeds his people. For that Mr. Rodman is more than weird. He is evil.

Progressives believe in moving ever forward to an as yet undiscovered ideal, If that means discarding the moral underpinnings of the movement, so be it

Messaging versus reality January 2, 2014
A collective addiction to social media

Red Lines, Boston Marathon, ObamaCare, IRS

The sponsored Christmas card.

On selfies and Shackleton December 12, 2013
British explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton could give Mr. Obama some pointers on Humility, Responsibility, Leadership, Mistakes

The tyranny of branding December 5, 2013
Groupthink, Social Media, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Bumper Stickers, Advertising Logos

Common Core-uption November 21, 2013
Why don’t we just manufacture robots instead of students? They last longer and they always do what they’re told

Sex trafficking and the foster care system; Agents raiding Washington Times' journalist's home

Banning bags won’t make anyone safer

Modern abortion debate

Susan Patton

The demise of evil April 24, 2013
This divorce of moral significance from the words we choose likely will not end soon.

Homeowners, businesses, nonprofits in certain counties will pay a fee based on the amount of “impervious surfaces” on their property

Culture of Character to a Culture of Personality

Large chasm between perception of American culture by those in the media and entertainment industry and actual American culture