Reading time – 3:04; Viewing time – 4:16 . . . Of course you’ve heard about the latest kerfuffle spawned by the Tweeter-in-Chief. It seems there wasn’t much going on in the world on June 29 that needed the attention of the President of the United States, so he used his time to tweet cruel… [read more]
Reading time – 2:45; Viewing time – 3:58 . . . Healthcare is our current favorite distraction from the Russian cyber invasion of America and the possible involvement of Trump groupies, so let’s have a look at what the geniuses in Congress have proposed for the health and well being of all Americans. It’s well… [read more]
Reading time – 6:20; Viewing time – 9:38 . . . This is the continuation of my notions of a national platform begun in the last post. It’s necessary to make an addendum to point #5 regarding healthcare. Memo to Lawmakers: Only 20% of Americans approve of the job Congress is doing and that number… [read more]
Reading time – 6:40; Viewing time – 9:54 . . . This post was created in the days just before the shooting of Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) and the injuring of 5 others at a baseball practice. Clearly, the shooter had problems; yet that event has put into stark relief the extent of our political… [read more]
Reading time – 1:47; Viewing time – 3:01 . . . I spent a year investigating running for Congress in 2011-2012 and decided against doing so because of all the begging for money that’s required to run for and stay in office. Since that time I’ve focused my efforts to make a difference into keynote… [read more]
Reading time – 3:36; Viewing time – 4:44 . . . The Watergate story is an epic one of a petty political crime, dogged investigation, political intrigue, Congressional courage and cowardice and a foolish obstruction of justice that brought down a paranoid president and sent his underlings to prison. It threatened the stability of our… [read more]
Reading time – 3:21; Viewing time – 5:17 . . . We questioned with bi-partisan wonder whether we could appear to the world any dumber than when George W. Bush was president, as he declared, “Rarely is the question asked, ‘Is our children learning?‘” He was the “decider” (#7 in the text; and watch the… [read more]
Reading time – 2:45; Viewing time – 3:46 . . . Crude alert: This post contains a little crudeness near the end. Sensitive readers should squint while reading those parts. Parents are cautioned to separate the person from the deed, such that when little Johnny kicks the dog he’s not a bad boy. It’s just… [read more]
Reading time – 2:50; Viewing time – 4:56 . . . A key reason that many divorces are so bitter, so vitriolic and often find people doing self-destructive things only because doing so will harm the other person, too, is a profound sense of betrayal. It’s the same reason that we treat traitors far more… [read more]
Reading time – 4:15; Viewing time – 6:10 . . . It takes time to sort through the chaos and begin to see what is truly there. George Will at last did exactly that and explained it in his column of May 3rd, when he wrote of President Trump, ” . . . the dangerous… [read more]
