Not Who, How

Saturday morning, Washington Post political reporter Aaron Blake ranked 10 potential replacements if Joe Biden chooses to step aside.  I found Blake’s analysis to be quite compelling.  When it came to Vice-president Kamala Harris, he rightly pointed out the backlash from the Black community if she was passed over for someone else, giving Donald Trump … Read more

Murder for Gratuity

While waiting for Season 3 of “The Bear,” I watched the “Hit Man,” a based on true story movie about a college professor who moonlights as an undercover agent for the New Orleans Police Department.  His job?  Disguised as a murder for hire professional, Gary Johnson (played by Glenn Powell) meets with potential clients, records … Read more

The Other Grand Old Party

This morning former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger posted the following on the social media site formerly know as Twitter. As a proud conservative, I’ve always put  America’s Democracy and our Constitution above all else.  And today, as a proud conservative, I am endorsing Joe Biden for reelection! While I certainly don’t agree with President Biden … Read more

Deep State EXPOSED

The response outside the Supreme Court to the June 13, 2024 decision in the case of FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine was more a “phew” than a “hooray.”  The reason being, rather than ruling on the merits, the court dismissed the plaintiffs’ attempt to nullify FDA approval of the abortion drug mifepristone on a … Read more

The Worst of Times

Americans love to celebrate the events and people responsible for our nation’s 248 year old experiment in government “of the people, by the people and for the people.”  Premiere among national holidays is July 4, Independence Day, the day the experiment left the laboratory. Some, such as Juneteenth National Independence Day (June 19), laud the … Read more