Byron Donalds Alone in the Bar
The Republican party and conservatives want America to believe that the last person at the end of the bar at 2 a.m. is our only chance for a fun night. Conversely, like the bleached blonde in clear...
View ArticleGOP Heads are Exploding, Trying to Hold Two Thoughts at Once
In GOP circles, President Joe Biden is the bad guy. Mr. Biden again tried to fill their Christmas stocking with a stricter immigration policy (Trump replaced sugar plums with coal the first time...
View ArticleNo Need for Democrats to be Timid
I have had my differences with former DNC Chair Donna Brazile, but her fearless stance on Sunday was truly inspiring. On ABC’s version of Let Us Tell You What You Think, Brazile boldly referred to...
View ArticleNo, Mr. Trump—Biden Did Not Set You Up
Although the case against Donald Trump, which was about falsifying business records in pursuit of a political aim, featured the testimony of an adult movie star and a legal fixer, the case boiled down...
View ArticleListen to the Woman
In the 1992 basketball movie White Men Can’t Jump, [I refuse to acknowledge the remake] after much consternation and loyalty to a buddy and not his woman, Billy Hoyle (Woody Harrelson) is told by...
View Article(Tricky) Nikki: Hypocrite be Thy Name
After January 6, 2021, “He went down a path he shouldn’t have, and we shouldn’t have followed him, and we shouldn’t have listened to him. And we can’t let that ever happen again.” In October of that...
View ArticleIf It Walks Like a Duck, Quacks Like a Duck, It’s Probably a Reich
While the press and, consequently, the public seem enthralled with the back-and-forth between Reps. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) and Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), Crockett’s real oversight is ignored. The...
View ArticleYes, Judge Alito, America is in Distress, but Not Why You Think
For those familiar with basketball, you might recall a famous quote from former New York Knick Michael Ray Richardson, “The ship be sinking.” This quote seems fitting when we consider the recent...
View ArticleTo Jail or Not to Jail
The most instructive and constructive lesson we should have learned from the pardoning of Richard Nixon is that it wrought Donald Trump. Conventional wisdom is pretty unanimous that Gerald Ford, who...
View ArticleWhat is the Secret to How Donald Trump Corrupts People
While following the Donald Trump election campaign finance trial yesterday, I was struck when Stormy Daniels said she did not want to sleep with Mr. Trump. After repeatedly rebuffing Mr. Trump’s...
View ArticleUnfortunately, It’s Not Personal, It’s Business
Draft Beer, not boys! Hell no, we won’t go! No Justice, no peace! We Shall Overcome! Protests in the 60s were personal. The Pro-Palestinian protests, as justified as they may be, have become a...
View ArticleWhenever You Think You Have Seen It All From the GOP
The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), a part of Joe Biden's infrastructure package, is a lifeline for families struggling with internet bills. While the media is busy chasing after every...
View ArticleIt’s TIME: Mein Trumpf
There has been a quiet uproar about the latest Time article interview with Donald Trump, in which he essentially reiterated ‘Mein Kampf.’ He talked about monitoring women’s pregnancies—menstrual...
View ArticleIt’s Not an Attack on Trump if It’s True
In this world of social media, influencers, and downright bad taste in the cyber world, we need to be careful and not call the truth a slam or an attack. Saturday night was the White House...
View ArticleWill Protesters Repeat the Mistakes of 1968 in Chicago?
Ironically, those who fail to learn from past mistakes are destined to repeat them—this overused and self-explanatory old saying has been repeated in various ways over the years. The Democratic...
View ArticleWhen a Lie Obscures the Truth
For what it is worth, Healing Soul Hypnosis describes mass hypnosis as where a massive part of the populace focuses on a leader(s) or series of events, with their attention focusing on a small point or...
View ArticleAre Democrats Obliged to Save Mike Johnson?
Saturday morning, Congress took what, by most accounts, was a simple vote and long overdue. The U.S. allocated 26.4 billion to Israel in three separate funding voting measures, including humanitarian...
View ArticleDonald Trump is More Dangerous When Scared
Conservatives, by definition, are slow to change, if at all. Changes with time and circumstances mark a progressive society. History is its own proof. We once burned so-called witches at the stake,...
View ArticleBack to the Future
Science fiction has long dabbled in the idea of time travel, both forward and backward—ask kindly “Doc” Brown about his plutonium-powered DeLorean. In 1978, when Superman flew so fast around the Earth...
View ArticleConspiracy, Justice, and Trump
For centuries, mystery novels have been popular relaxation, fodder for thought, and grist for the mill, enticing the thinker, daydreamer, and skeptic. Today, reminiscent of the famed Bronco car chase...
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